jdnsndn

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   by jdnsndn 2y ago

   There is also a thing called concludent action. If the FW author gave DC the firmware with the expectation the firmware will be used on the devices and DC did just that, there might be an implicit license granted
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   by jdnsndn 2y ago

   I didn't see the case, so this is speculation based in my knowledge with injection molding. A fairly simple mold costs 5-10k, a complex mold 10-20k. Since this is a limited production run, I would argue that they didn't need the h
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   by jdnsndn 2y ago

   Exactly. A badge is not really rocket science, there are no real hidden risks. I read about the $20 target price, which I find quite hard to reach, but that is something you know before you agree to deliver X by date Y costing Z
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   by jdnsndn 2y ago

   We all don't know how the contract was structured. EE claims, they stayed in Budget while also claiming they did not receive the agreed upon payment. DC claims, EE went 60% over budget A run with 30k badges is not that small and eight