Comment: Sounds to me like... (Score 2) 890
They need to set a better password on that router.
They need to set a better password on that router.
And the malware that they're installing continues to evade antivirus software
Support: Hello this is anti-virus/malware company XYZ how can I help you.
Caller: Yes I have this software called Anti-something 2010 that just popped up on my screen. I have your software installed and it still came up.
Support: You can call our 1-900-BLAH number and they can assist you for $39.95 a minute to remove the software.
Caller: So why did I buy your software in the first place?
Honestly any company that buys another always wants to get rid of the old ways. No matter how well they worked. If it ain't broke don't fix it.
Next will be 911 operators could have had responders on the scene faster if they just understood the messages.
Buy a cheap projector and play it before the show. Creative Commons at it's finest.
Here's the UN investigation outcome, "those emails mean nothing".
Just wait for it.
They still have claims 39-44 and those are enforceable? What! Those are dependent claims. You break the parent and the dependent ones fall apart. At least that's what I was always told. Am I wrong on that or do they just want to keep hope alive?
Big whoop that this patent has 171 claims. At a quick glance 168 of them are dependent claims. That means you find the main ones (1, 96, and 129) and look for holes there in what they claim. The other claims depend on those so they don't matter if you can break the parent.
Work expands to fill the time available. -- Cyril Northcote Parkinson, "The Economist", 1955