Linked by umad on Thu 25th Aug 2011 22:51 UTC
I thought OSNews would be a good forum to talk about a matter that has been weighing on my mind lately primarily because the site has been so focused on Apple's patents and litigation as of late. The news that HP, the largest PC manufacturer in the world is spinning off or getting out of this business is what really prompted me to write this article.
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RE[2]: Wait a minute...
by Thom_Holwerda on Fri 26th Aug 2011 07:47
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RE[3]: Wait a minute...
by apoclypse on Fri 26th Aug 2011 13:45
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So why did you let it get posted? Its your site I think you would want to protect your image and reputation and not let people post stuff you think is subpar. Instead of posting snarky comments on the side how about you just remove the article or something.
I'm assuming you are the editor of this site. The responsibility falls on your shoulders.
RE[3]: Wait a minute...
by molnarcs on Fri 26th Aug 2011 14:14
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"I am not sure why this is included in the article, but I suspect the article is fan-fiction.
Considering the author, we're lucky it's this mild. "
So tell us, Thom, whose clone is the author
I never bothered to count, but I think we have about 4-5 well known Apple fanboys and their numerous clones. Is mrshasbeen back again? Has he ever left? These people seem so similar (the same message: Apple was FIRST with everything, and everybody is stealing their idea).
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2005-09-08
This smells of second-hand information among Apple fanboys. Microsoft was convicted of using Apple code. It was video-for-windows which contained Quicktime code. So there is a grain of truth, but the conclusion is still non sequitur.
I am not sure why this is included in the article, but I suspect the article is fan-fiction.