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This is ridiculous. The domain was strengthening the ARM trademark, it wasn't infringing. The domain was made by collaboration. Now with the leg-assembly.com th
by undersuit 3y ago
This is ridiculous. The domain was strengthening the ARM trademark, it wasn't infringing. The domain was made by collaboration. Now with the leg-assembly.com the author can branch out and focus on other less litigious microarchitectures if they want.
Who gave SoftBank a gun that fires into their foot?
- pavlov 3y ago> “Who gave SoftBank a gun that fires into their foot?” They probably paid a billion dollars to the guy who invented ShootMyFoot.com, and another billion for him to walk away after everything collapsed. And now that this product is a strategic core part of their portfolio, the CEO insists that foot-shooting be part of every transaction because he is a visionary who thinks in 100-year cycles.
- diddothat 3y agoHaha that’s bang on and most likely so true
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- assimpleaspossi 3y ago> This is ridiculous. The domain was strengthening the ARM trademark, it wasn't infringing. This is like a small company or group asking for something from a company cause it will be "free advertising". No it's not and most companies won't do that.
- anticensor 3y agoFun fact, unpaid commercial advertising is actually illegal in some jurisdictions.
- lsaferite 3y agoSeems like it's a gun that fires into their LEG.