DailyTech - Google Ex-CEO: Apple Doesn't Innovate, They Sue

Well I think several of the comments are not completely true. But lets face it, many of the patents I have read are ridiculous. I would suggest Google's Android is successful not because of the innovation. Most of innovation in the OS is obvious natural next steps from the past work. The strength is the openness of the process and inclusion of the public. The value it adds.

Just like free markets are good for the global economy. Frivolous patents and lawsuits are friction to innovation and value you add applications and systems.

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Microsoft patent division taking cash from at least 5 Android vendors

Microsoft patent division taking cash from at least 5 Android vendors I love some of Microsoft products. However, the patent system is broken. It becomes barrier innovation and small companies. Google and Android is not small but it is success is largely due to the free availability of it to the masses. The masses ability to review, critique and contribute and then use. Just like other products, java, linux, etc.... I suspect the arguments will sound like those of the drug industry. We invested so much we must protect our investment. As we watch big Pharma die a slow death from protectionism and gaming the patent system. A company that wants to make money needs to add VALUE not put up white picket fences. I provide services to my employers. If I put up picket fences to protect my JOB, I would be fired as soon as possible. We need to fire this type of action. It is friction to innovation not lubricant.

Mindhunter By John E Douglas

I read and listen to a lot of books. I am going to try my hand at some short reviews. I am going to do this to help me bring order my takeaways, thoughts, and feelings and I hope sharing this helps and interests others. I like fiction and non-fiction. I go after science fiction and fantasy in fiction more often than not but like many other genres. The non-fiction books include but are not limited to self-help, biographies, and history. Now, these reviews are not intended to be comprehensive takeaways about the learnings, plots, and characters but more what stood out to me. What I took away from it. How it made me feel. If this is something interests you read on: Mindhunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit By John E. Douglas I don't recall where or why I added this book to my library so I wasn't sure what it was about when I started it. In one sentence: It is the story and career of...

YouTube - TSA still groping kids...and drug testing them

YouTube - TSA still groping kids...and drug testing them groping or searching? Is it groping under the guise of searching? Blame the TSA! It is a government agency. or maybe blame the terriosts I imagine if that child had plastic hidden on her it would take on a whole different context. Personally I would sign something removing them(TSA) of all liability if explosives were smuggled on via a child. But I doubt if every one else would in the country. But I imagine the odds are in my favor nothing would ever happen to me. Making that a gov agency is a joke. First sign of problems the lawyers will come out of the wood work worse then even now. Suing the endlessly deep pocket of the government and winning is the dream of every tort lawyer. At least a biz could bk. We just get to pay for all governments over spending and implied guarantees. Where will it end?

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