Xinuos ' legal argument in this suit seems to be that even though IBM settled with SCO Group, IBM technically never got a license to the code they used in Project Monterrey under the settlement. Under copyright laws, this was infringement by IBM. As the court clarified, even if they that ignored that SCO Group did not grant them rights to sue under their purchase agreement, infringement lawsuits are defined by "accrual" and "notice" when it comes to statute of limitations. When did the infringement occur and when did the copyright holder know about it. The court ruled that an infringement can only accrue once and that was settled by SCO Group. The second part is that Xinuous knew of the infringement when they purchased the assets in 2011 and they would have had to file a suit by 2014. Both courts did not go into the merits of the suit only that it is effectively dead due to statute of limitations.

On iPhone and tablets, there are many restrictions on 3rd party software. On a Mac, the OS prompts the user the first time they try to run downloaded software that did not originate from the Apple Store.

Blaming Apple for RAM apocalypse is the same as blaming PC, smartphone, tablet, [electronic device] makers for the RAM apocalypse. They are all "contributing" by existing. How dare they. ;)

Those are called laptops. Yes some manufacturers throw in a keyboard and mouse for free but few throw in a monitor for free unless it's an all-in-one. Mini PCs generally do not include keyboard, mouse, or monitor. At my company there were bins of keyboards and mice in the computer supply closet that no one used. I think you can buy them used by the pallet.

That's your opinion that they look bad but the main reason Apple disabled subpixel font rendering since Mojave (2018) is that does not look good on higher resolutions displays like Retina.

Why? Unless your ancient keyboard uses ancient 5 pin DIN, USB keyboards works. I've plugged in Windows keyboards into Macs and they work. Sure, the mapping of certain keys is different but I don't need a new keyboard.

Again why? Any USB mouse works. I've used Dell mice with Macs, and, again, they just work.

Have you actually used USB keyboards and mice with a Mac in the last 30 years because it seems like you have not.

Please cite where Starship launch costs will be pennies. I will wait. The total cost has been $15B for 13 launches with less than a 40% success rate according to SpaceX's own standards.

Part of concern back then was anonymity was not guaranteed as the US government was rumored to have some way of breaking encryption that such a service would use. It turned out later that one standard, dual elliptic curve random number generator is suspected to have been backdoored by the NSA.

The problem for Xinuos is even if they succeed at proving this, it means nothing legally. As the district court and the appeals court noted, Xinuos does not have standing to sue. The assets Xinuos purchased from SCO Group in 2011 specifically excluded claims related to IBM/Project Monterrey. Those claims were settled between SCO Group and IBM in 2021. Xinuos tried to argue before SCO Group's bankruptcy court that they had a stake which the court denied. The second reason is statute of limitations restricts any claims Xinous to at most 3 years after they purchased the copyrights in 2011, not 10 years later in 2021. Thus IBM won summary judgement.

Probably very little. When demand outstrips supply, where the supply is sourced is the limiting factor. If all the parts were made in the US, there would still be supply constraints.

No this is where Musk goes on Twitter to claim he saved the satellite in a week. When people question how he could have done it without any launches this week, he'll correct those idiots that SpaceX did not do it. It was Musk personally that went into LEO and pushed the satellite with his bare hands.

The Trump administration has has a terrible record with getting indictments. Those indictments they have gotten like the Broadview 6 is currently under scrutiny for prosecutorial misconduct.

While it has not been tested, one argument speculated by a lawyer is that any evidence would have been suppressed since he was denied counsel; thus it could not be destruction of data if the government had no right to it.

I bid $30M + $1. Price is Right strategy.

I have yet to see this "space for pennies" that people keep claiming. The last estimate put Starship launch costs at $100M per launch. Has Starship actually launched a satellite? From what I can tell they are 5 for 13 in test launches with no payload. Total program cost has been $15B so far.

What paperwork are you talking about? You have not provided any background. In the case of Turnick, he was a US citizen entering the US after a vacation.

1) Under certain provisions they can take certain things. They cannot just take your stuff. As for questioning, the problem for the US is they are claiming it was a random stop and also not a random stop depending on which argument looks better. It was random therefore they could search and seize. But Customs said it looking for CSAM materials due to a tip. 2) Border and Customs can seize certain things. They cannot seize anything they want.

You have not detailed anything about our situation and just expect us to read your mind.