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AndrejXY
1mo ago
May he rest in peace. The Register also posted an obituary today: https://www.theregister.com/software/2026/08/18/tim-king-ami...
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Hard Drive Prices Unexpectedly Rise in 2026
(gettingwin.com)
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1y ago
A longer discussion is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43670238
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1y ago
> Haage & Partner 'Amiga Forever' lineage You are confusing one with the other. Haage & Partner did "3.5" and "3.9". Those are no longer distributed, as the contracts with both Amiga and the develope
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1y ago
This update wasn't really "unexpected", as there have been patches and updates for AmigaOS 3.x from various sources (not just Hyperion Entertainment) every few years. Hyperion is operating while insolvent and has failed to fi
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2y ago
Nice! On your site it says "The calendar data can come from one or more calendar providers". Is the connection direct (e.g. data flows from Google to epaper calendar), or via the app installed on the user's phone, or does it
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Team 17 Co-Founder Martyn Brown Has Passed Away Aged 57
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2y ago
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4y ago
You are right in that this has nothing to do with trademarks. Copyright assignments can be researched on this US Government site (here a sample output for "Cloanto"): https://cocatalog.loc.gov/cgi-bin/doctitle
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4y ago
Where did Cloanto ever refer to this as "encryption"? It is a simple XOR, and it is open source. They always said they were "encoded" because Amiga International or Gateway asked them to. ROM encoding has been supported
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4y ago
I am afraid you are wrong on two points: there was indeed a license agreement with every Amiga sold (whether enforceable or not, I don't know), but more importantly there were no rights to be waived in the first place. System ROMs were
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4y ago
"Who knows?" Playing the FUD game? Acer never owned anything Amiga. The copyrights and trademarks can easily be looked up, while the patents expired before Acer even bought Gateway. https://www.copyright.gov/ htt
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4y ago
You mean it would be legal to copy Windows 11 from one PC, and put the copy on a barebone system? :-D
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4y ago
You mean OS/2? :-)
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4y ago
You are blaming the wrong people. Amiga wanted (wants) to make an open source branch. Cloanto said the same on multiple occasions. I know people who saw settlement drafts with Hyperion, the provision was there. Ask the 3.1.4 developers in t
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4y ago
What lawsuits are you talking about? Cloanto never sued anyone, other than having been dragged in the case of lawyer-owned Hyperion Entertainment. Hyperion is owned by a litigator who is well known for his tactics in his home country of Bel
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Amiga Documents
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Global FeliCa (NFC-F) for iPhone and Apple Watch 3 for seamless NFC world standard
(atadistance.net)
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9y ago
Curious about hardware differences across markets. I bought my previous gen 2 watch in Japan, so it came with the Suica feature (which my phone lacks). Will they again limit this feature to Japan sales? And then, will LTE be different (opt