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Patent 5,995,745

Adding real-time support to general purpose operating systems AbstractA general purpose computer operating system is run using a real time operating system. A real time operating system is provided for running real time tasks. A general purpose operating system is

vy November 5, 2015November 5, 2015 rtlinux, systems Read more

Patents considered harmful, by some.

@vyodaiken This makes no sense. You don’t foster competition by handing out monopolies. — Timothy B. Lee (@binarybits) September 16, 2014 That’s not how it looks from here but I think part of the muddiness in the software patent argument

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The Horrors of Software Patents

US Patent Number  4701722 A is a perfect example of everything software patent opponents hate about software patents: It implements  mathematical functions that are pretty well known. It covers a process of changing information not changing any physical object one

vy June 23, 2014February 19, 2016 business, software business Read more

At issue in Apple versus Samsung patent fight

A system and method causes a computer to detect and perform actions on structures identified in computer data. The system provides an analyzer server, an application program interface, a user interface and an action processor. The analyzer server receives from

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Free Software Patents: Alan Cox

1. A method, comprising: storing, by one or more processors, confidential data in a confidential section of virtual memory, wherein storing the confidential data in the confidential section of virtual memory comprises: mapping the confidential section of virtual memory to

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Investors and software patents

Talking to possible investors, smart people with a lot of business experience, is a reminder of how critical patents are to innovative small business. Every new idea attracts imitators and worse, and small companies, by definition, do not have the

yodaiken September 29, 2008 software business Read more

Patent trolling and guilty knowledge

Mr. Myhrvold: All of this fear is from people who have guilty knowledge of their own actions. There are lots of major tech companies that grew from zero to gigantically successful in a very short period of time without investing

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