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An excellent reflection of the issues in the Google vs Oracle lawsuit. http://t.co/lh5BiHr9

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> they don't all have long lead times!

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I guess but in both cases, dead body!

@wenhwu And two ZDNet articles ;)

I think it's for the very reasons you mention in your first paragraph that there is no CBA. With the ideological differences and vested ...

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Google didn't infringe on Oracle patents: jury http://t.co/rbUpPtDI

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Like most things in life, the devil is in the details. If a cost benefit analysis included a societal element, I'm certain nobody on eit...

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Yay! About bloody time too RT @zdnetaustralia: NSW ditches registration stickers in favour of technology: http://t.co/68RPK1xL ^LH

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