jmatthew3

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by jmatthew3 11y ago
Totally agree.
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by jmatthew3 11y ago
It's a living.
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by jmatthew3 12y ago
Well I'm glad we all learned a lesson from Star Trek IV.
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by jmatthew3 13y ago
Alternatively, the cleaning staff will become very well paid. Unfortunately, something like this is very specific, so it is likely that, while the cleaning staff will get a bump in pay, any increases in cost will be offset by decreases els
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by jmatthew3 13y ago
More like French BBS scene.
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by jmatthew3 14y ago
This career choice is not for everyone. It can be very stressful, but also very rewarding. Although I do write software patents for some clients, my practice is more broad than that. I deal with patent, trademark, and copyright (intellect
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by jmatthew3 14y ago
If two inventions are invented in isolation, then one is not derived from the other.
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by jmatthew3 14y ago
No. We are afraid that someone will read what we say and think that we represent them or are giving them legal advice. We have to be very careful about what we say we are doing and what we say we're not doing. If you go to your doctor an
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by jmatthew3 14y ago
If two people invented the same thing together (or, more commonly, one person invents feature A, and another invents feature B, where both feature A and feature B are part of one invention), then they are joint inventors (and without an ass
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by jmatthew3 14y ago
Whoever is an inventor and gets to the PTO first gets rewarded. The patent system is an exchange. Inventor teaches the public how to make and use his invention, and the government gives the inventor a limited right to exclude others from
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by jmatthew3 14y ago
Disclaimer: I am a former software engineer turned patent attorney. However, I am not your lawyer, nor am I the lawyer of anyone who reads this. (Sorry, I have to say that) Anyway, another thing that many people miss on the "first to file
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by jmatthew3 14y ago
Disclaimer: I am a former software engineer, now a patent attorney. But, I am not your lawyer, nor am I the lawyer for anyone who reads this. (Sorry, I have to say that). Anyway, the USPTO has had 50% lowered fees for "small entities" fo
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by jmatthew3 14y ago
This is a pretty cool idea, and something I would have considered trying to get my boss to pay for when I was a developer. I didn't see on your website - do you test on a wide variety of hardware platforms, or just iPhone 5 and iPad? Diff
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by jmatthew3 14y ago
Just to add - split testing your adsense can really be a big deal. For something this small, you probably don't need to split test the colors. But, the ad placement (and which ad units to use) can make a HUGE difference. I like to select
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by jmatthew3 14y ago
I run a similar site on a different niche, which I have monetized to good effect. 1) get a few links. google will likely send you more traffic if they see others linking to you. 2) ask people to link to you on the site. 3) add some social
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by jmatthew3 15y ago
totally agree. copyright ownership is often overlooked, yet is incredibly important. buying a copy does not mean you buy the underlying rights. moreover, even if you buy some type of implied rights, what rights exactly have you bought?
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by jmatthew3 15y ago
I use three20, but only to use TTStyledTextLabel - is there a better way (now) to put rich text in a cell?
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by jmatthew3 15y ago
Nathan, good eye. It seemed unlikely that such a new and niche app had taken the step of federal registration, much less done so long enough ago to be registered.