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SubjectRe: [offtopic] Re: Patented algorithms in kernel
Hi!

> Bottom line is that in the US, if you infringe a patent, they can sue
> you, anyone who ships the infringing code, distributors, partners,
> etc.,

Can they sue me even if I'm not living in US? Is marking code "this
stuff might be illegal in US and Japan" enough to avoid lawsuits?
What exactly is illegal: _writing_ infringing code, or _using_
infringing code?

Looking up patents relevant to v.34 implementation would be very
usefull...

> etc. Most US companies are pretty sneaky and will wait until you ship
> about 1,000,000 copies before suing the offender so they will be certain
> they will get a huge damages claim (and can claim to take more
> money).

That's ugly. Ok

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I'm pavel@ucw.cz. "In my country we have almost anarchy and I don't care."
Panos Katsaloulis describing me w.r.t. patents at discuss@linmodems.org

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