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Friday, 30 March 2018
quote [ Google just lost a major copyright case that could cost it billions of dollars and change how tech companies approach software development.
An appeals court said on Tuesday that Google violated copyright laws when it used Oracle's open-source Java software to build the Android platform in 2009. Tuesday's ruling is the latest development in a topsy-turvy eight-year battle between Google and Oracle. ] Google getting beat up everywhere. All the while, phone companies have opted to give Microsoft royalty fees for using Android, which uses their FAT32 format.
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kylemcbitch said @ 7:47am GMT on 30th March
So, if I understand this judge... you can not use a programming language to creation another programming language?
kylemcbitch said @ 7:48am GMT on 30th March
So, if I understand this judge... you can not use a programming language in the creation of another programming language?
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kylemcbitch said @ 7:47am GMT on 30th March
So, if I understand this judge... you can not use a programming language in the creation of another programming language?
