>need to be damn sure you can win that case... In the future, when
>contemplating patent infringement, it would be wise to not mention it to
>anyone, or keep any evidence that you knew the patent existed. Fscking
>lawyers.
Yeah.. I guess that was a little "high and mighty" of me to pronounce
judgement on the patent. I must have been reading too much Richard
Stallman stuff lately. Probally regret that remark later on.
Anyway I am going to have a friend of mine who IS a patent lawyer read it
tell me what he thinks rather than just speculation.
If at all possible I would like to write things in such a way as to not
infringe on the patent however after reading the patent it seems to me
that anything remotely close to giga functionality will infringe
--
Richard A. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"I'd hang out with science kids - they can blow things up!
I mean , what's cooler than that?"
- Tori Amos
