Poayjay
@Poayjay@lemmy.world
- Comment on Chamber of Commerce sues FTC in Texas, asks court to block ban on noncompetes 6 months ago:
Judge shopping in Texas. Followed by an outrageously unconstitutional ruling. Then a 2 year wait for the Supreme Court to look at it. Sigh
- Comment on EA opens up more patents for increasing Accessibility in gaming 11 months ago:
What? There was no polio vaccine patent. The inventor literally did exactly what I suggested. He made his work freely available so that it could not be patented. Volvo made a business decision to make their patent freely usable and we are still talking about it. Their brand has been permanently associated with safety because of it.
- Comment on EA opens up more patents for increasing Accessibility in gaming 11 months ago:
Once again, this is not true. They do what is called a prior art search as part of issuing a patent. They look worldwide for anything that could be considered your invention before your filing date before issuing a patent. Even after a patent is issued, if prior art is presented to the patent office they can rescind the patent. It’s a form and like $100. You don’t need a lawyer to bring prior art to the patent office’s attention. The legal battle will be between the patent office and the patent troll if they are trying to contest the prior art.
- Comment on EA opens up more patents for increasing Accessibility in gaming 11 months ago:
That’s literally not a thing. Once something is publicly disclosed it can’t be patented (unless it is by the discloser during the one year grace period). You can take someone else’s invention and patent it. If someone does you can invalidate their patent without even a lawyer. If you want something you invent to be free for everyone the best thing you can do is get it out into the world and not patent it.
- Comment on Disney CEO Bob Iger says company's movies have been too focused on messaging 11 months ago:
You just unlocked a new fear for me. Soon everything will be bland AI generated crap, optimized for revenue. I have never considered this before.