Why TomTom Is Fighting Microsoft On Linux -- It Has To(businessinsider.com)
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Why TomTom Is Fighting Microsoft On Linux -- It Has To
http://www.businessinsider.com/why-tomtom-is-fighting-microsoft-on-linux-it-has-to-2009-3
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BusinessInsider.com recycling news is no reason to recycle here as well.
Additionally, it is unclear if the reason the article presents is actually valid (see http://www.sdtimes.com/blog/post/2009/03/12/Microsofts-vanis...).
Additionally, it is unclear if the reason the article presents is actually valid (see http://www.sdtimes.com/blog/post/2009/03/12/Microsofts-vanis...).
The only sane outcome is for FAT to be declared so mind numbingly mundane and obvious that it can't be patented.
I wrote a fat driver a while back for a 'replacement firmware' project. There really wasn't anything at all to it :/ Lookup table, directory entries, ummm... yeah that's pretty much all.
I wrote a fat driver a while back for a 'replacement firmware' project. There really wasn't anything at all to it :/ Lookup table, directory entries, ummm... yeah that's pretty much all.
"Microsoft can really do without riling up the open-source crazies"
Not biased at all.
Not biased at all.
People like this piss me right off.