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That just underlines how broken the system is. As a sibling comment points out, patents can still go uncontested. Even worse is when small players end paying f
by amirmc 12y ago
That just underlines how broken the system is.
As a sibling comment points out, patents can still go uncontested. Even worse is when small players end paying fees (because they can't affird lengthy litigation), which ends up supporting the patent.
- PythonicAlpha 12y agoYes. And I am also upset, that a patent like this (when that what an other poster posted is complete) can go threw the patent process, because what the claims say is nothing more as an generic emulator that can emulate binary software of a different computer --- something that exists in hundreds or thousands of versions ... there exist at least three only for the C64 computer and this software is around for 20 years or so (Vice, one of those is ~21 years old).
- derf_ 12y agoThe AIA now allows third parties to submit prior art before a patent is issued. The fine folks at http://www.pubpat.org/ http://www.pubpat.org/ might be able to help.