Jesse Walker | September 1, 2004
The courts have brought back a decision in the Skylink case, an important intellectual-property skirmish involving garage-door openers. (And you thought all the copyright wars were over Buffy fan fiction!) Ernest Miller discusses the details of the case here, and has a roundup of other commentary here.
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|9.1.04 @ 2:15AM|#
watching the dust settle on a country road after a truck drives by
Wish that was all I had to do...
It might make a nice screen saver...
|9.1.04 @ 10:08AM|#
Off-topic: It's been bugging me for several years now. How do you pronounce "Nozick", as in the last name of the famous libertarian philosopher?
I've heard "No-zick," "Notch-ick," and "Noz-ick".
|9.1.04 @ 10:24AM|#
Beware!!! Skylink is obviously a precursor to the dreaded Sky Net!!! :)
Jesse Walker|9.1.04 @ 10:34AM|#
Still thinking about Arnold's speech last night, eh Gary?
Dash: I've always pronounced it "Nose ick," with the emphasis on the "No."
Highway|9.1.04 @ 10:44AM|#
Jesse, I hope that gets better soon for you. I know that Nose Ick can be tough to get rid of. ;-)
|9.1.04 @ 11:14AM|#
Jesse Walker,
Actually, I haven't watched even a smidgen of the RNC.
Full Disclosure: I watched Howard Dean during the DNC because I wondered if he would howl again.
The conventions (as they are presented on TV at least) are about as interesting as watching the dust settle on a country road after a truck drives by. :)
|9.1.04 @ 12:34PM|#
watching the dust settle on a country road after a truck drives by
Good times, good times.