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LOL I was there too and my ID is just under 3/4 mil which to me doesn't seem to make sense. Anyway no way this goes anywhere. There would have to be a new argument which does not exist after all the claims SCO put in.
Yes the great Petaluma oilgopoly who's members include: 76, Chevron, Quik Stop, Shell, Speedway, Texaco, and Valero. Exxon and Mobile have been trying to build for years but the somehow the permits never get approved.
They didn't lack imagination this same exact scenario played out in 2011 with the same results. If you're from Texas and you were here in 2011 you would know just that. They made a plan to fix it and then gave all the independent companies the option to execute the plan if they wanted. Obviously the main players didn't execute on that option.
Step 1. Install all old nonfunctioning ZTE and Huawei equipment.
Step 2. Get government reimbursement to remove all old nonfunctioning ZTE and Huawei equipment.
Step 3. Profit.
Once was told I didn't have enough experience with a specific tech that I had been developing with it since it was released. Moved on knowing I was better off somewhere else.