Re: New US Administration Target Corrupted USPTO - Linux
This is a discussion on Re: New US Administration Target Corrupted USPTO - Linux ; I'm amazed at how clear Obama's ideas are regarding technology, this
early in the game. Most politicians understand zero about technology,
which is one reason they keep passing stupid laws (like DMCA, in
addition to lobbying=bribes by the interests, I ...
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Re: New US Administration Target Corrupted USPTO
I'm amazed at how clear Obama's ideas are regarding technology, this
early in the game. Most politicians understand zero about technology,
which is one reason they keep passing stupid laws (like DMCA, in
addition to lobbying=bribes by the interests, I mean). Besides that,
if I were Obama I'd probably be thinking the economy, Iraq, energy etc
were such big problems that they would have to be dealt with first,
then later I'd get to a small potato like software patents. Anyway,
it's going to be interesting to see how it all works out. So far, it
doesn't look good for Microsoft.
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Re: New US Administration Target Corrupted USPTO
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> I'm amazed at how clear Obama's ideas are regarding technology, this
> early in the game. Most politicians understand zero about technology,
> which is one reason they keep passing stupid laws (like DMCA, in
> addition to lobbying=bribes by the interests, I mean). Besides that,
> if I were Obama I'd probably be thinking the economy, Iraq, energy etc
> were such big problems that they would have to be dealt with first,
> then later I'd get to a small potato like software patents. Anyway,
> it's going to be interesting to see how it all works out. So far, it
> doesn't look good for Microsoft.
>
Silly boy! Don't you know that Gates and Buffet are bridge partners and
that Buffet is in tight with Obama? You chumps aren't ever going to get a
free ride.
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Re: New US Administration Target Corrupted USPTO
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____/ nessuno@wigner.berkeley.edu on Sunday 09 November 2008 19:42 : \____
> I'm amazed at how clear Obama's ideas are regarding technology, this
> early in the game. Most politicians understand zero about technology,
> which is one reason they keep passing stupid laws (like DMCA, in
> addition to lobbying=bribes by the interests, I mean). Besides that,
> if I were Obama I'd probably be thinking the economy, Iraq, energy etc
> were such big problems that they would have to be dealt with first,
> then later I'd get to a small potato like software patents. Anyway,
> it's going to be interesting to see how it all works out. So far, it
> doesn't look good for Microsoft.
Earlier this month (ish):
Redmond's own Republican fights uphill battle for re-election
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| One important Microsoft employee seems favorably inclined: Steve Ballmer
| donated the maximum amount of $2,300 to Reichert's campaign in November 2007
| and again in June 2008.
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| It seems as if not all Microsoft employees are sold, however. According to
| OpenSecrets.org, an independent campaign finance tracking site, 22 Microsoft
| employees from the state of Washington donated $34,200 to Reichert this
| election cycle. Comparatively, Burner received $116,969 from 134
| Washington-based Microsoft employees.
|
| As for the 8th district's most famous resident? Bill Gates donated to both
| Reichert and Burner.
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