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An NDA is meaningless if you have no intention of suing the party that violates the NDA. So you need the legal fees to come up with the NDA and sufficient capi
by richardwhiuk 10y ago
An NDA is meaningless if you have no intention of suing the party that violates the NDA.
So you need the legal fees to come up with the NDA and sufficient capital to be able to fund a lawsuit should the other party violate the NDA.
Finally, you need to be big enough that the other company is interested in signing an NDA for the business. For a solo developer, this is unlikely to be true.
- mirimir 10y agoFair enough, I guess. So then, standalone GPs shouldn't be using AV software.
- richardwhiuk 10y agoIn the UK, I'd expect GPs to be part of a bulk purchase scheme run by the NHS trust - last time I was aware they were. No idea how it would work elsewhere. I've long been of the opinion that for most people anti-virus is ineffective snake oil that significantly compromises PC performance for very little security benefit.