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schestowitz[TR2]"Protected OOXML Spreadsheets"Jul 16 07:09
schestowitz[TR2]x https://isc.sans.edu/diary/rss/31070Jul 16 07:09
schestowitz[TR2]# spamming for M$, omits ODFJul 16 07:09
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-isc.sans.edu | Protected OOXML Spreadsheets - SANS Internet Storm CenterJul 16 07:10
schestowitz[TR2]"iTWire - Logicalis Australia named Microsoft ANZ 2024 Azure Partner of the Year"Jul 16 07:13
schestowitz[TR2]https://itwire.com/guest-articles/company-news/logicalis-australia-named-microsoft-anz-2024-azure-partner-of-the-year.htmlJul 16 07:13
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-iTWire - Logicalis Australia named Microsoft ANZ 2024 Azure Partner of the YearJul 16 07:13
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schestowitz[TR2]  <li>Jul 16 09:27
schestowitz[TR2]                <h5><a href="https://puri.sm/posts/your-phone-is-giving-away-more-than-you-ever-bargained-for/">Your Phone is Giving Away More Than You Ever Bargained For</a></h5>Jul 16 09:27
schestowitz[TR2]                <blockquote>Jul 16 09:27
schestowitz[TR2]                    <p>Fast forward 17 years to 2024, and it is not an exaggeration to say that these devices are nearly universally used and depended upon daily, worldwide.</p>Jul 16 09:27
schestowitz[TR2]                </blockquote>Jul 16 09:27
schestowitz[TR2]            </li>Jul 16 09:27
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-puri.sm | Your Phone is Giving Away More Than You Ever Bargained For – PurismJul 16 09:27
schestowitz[TR2]  <li>Jul 16 09:28
schestowitz[TR2]                <h5><a href="https://linuxgizmos.com/myirs-new-affordable-rk3568-dev-board-with-m-2-ssd-slot-dual-gbe/">MYIR’s New Affordable RK3568 Dev Board with M.2 SSD Slot & Dual GbE</a></h5>Jul 16 09:28
schestowitz[TR2]                <blockquote>Jul 16 09:28
schestowitz[TR2]                    <p>MYIR has launched the MYC-LR3568, a cost-effective System-on-Module available for commercial and industrial applications, alongside a development board that provides access to dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, multiple display ports, and wireless connectivity.</p>Jul 16 09:28
schestowitz[TR2]                </blockquote>Jul 16 09:28
schestowitz[TR2]            </li>Jul 16 09:28
schestowitz[TR2]            Jul 16 09:28
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes- ( status 520 @ https://linuxgizmos.com/myirs-new-affordable-rk3568-dev-board-with-m-2-ssd-slot-dual-gbe/ )Jul 16 09:28
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geertpsydruid supsupsupJul 16 12:42
psydroid2geert huphuphupJul 16 12:50
schestowitz[TR2]"Zed is one of the newer code editors around: it was first released in 2023, and went open source at the start of this year. The Register sister site Dev Class checked it out back then and that story is worth a read to find out about the program." ☛ https://www.theregister.com/2024/07/15/zed_editor_arrives_on_linux/ | Source: The Register UK Jul 16 13:03
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-www.theregister.com | Programmer's editor Zed arrives on Linux • The RegisterJul 16 13:03
geert:)))Jul 16 13:21
schestowitz[TR2]> Hey Roy,Jul 16 15:22
schestowitz[TR2]> Jul 16 15:22
schestowitz[TR2]> Maybe you might like;Jul 16 15:22
schestowitz[TR2]> Jul 16 15:22
schestowitz[TR2]> https://cybershow.uk/blog/posts/you-are-too-dumb-for-techJul 16 15:22
schestowitz[TR2]> Jul 16 15:22
schestowitz[TR2]> Do reprint large chunks if you like but please leave us the entiretyJul 16 15:22
schestowitz[TR2]> of the article linked on Cybershow,Jul 16 15:22
schestowitz[TR2]> Jul 16 15:22
schestowitz[TR2]> Hope you and yours are all very well,Jul 16 15:22
schestowitz[TR2]Thanks, I've just grouped that with http://news.tuxmachines.org/n/2024/07/16/Mozilla_Selling_Out_Firefox_Users.shtmlJul 16 15:22
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-cybershow.uk | You're too stupid for technology.Jul 16 15:22
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-news.tuxmachines.org | Tux Machines — Mozilla Selling Out Firefox UsersJul 16 15:22
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schestowitz[TR2]http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2024/07/crystal-clear-g-221-applied-to.html?showComment=1721069989151#c1834198684523856272Jul 16 18:25
-TechBytesBot/#techbytes-ipkitten.blogspot.com | Crystal clear? G 2/21 applied to polymorph patents (T 1994/22) - The IPKatJul 16 18:25
schestowitz[TR2]"It is clear that the application of G 2/21 has been rather favourable to applicants or proprietors. I am inclined to claim that the boards are not always credible in their application of G 2/21. <br /><br />To be honest, T 116/18 is difficult to follow. The buzzword “synergy” has, in my opinion be misused by the proprietor and the board. There was a synergy originally disclosed, but for different pests. To use an American statJul 16 18:25
schestowitz[TR2]ement, I am not convinced that the proprietor was at the filing date in possession of the invention as it was eventually claimed.  <br /><br />In T 1989/19, the stability originally disclosed was the stability during manufacture. In appeal the proprietor came up with stability during storage. As the patent monopoly related to a medicament, there cannot be any surprise that the medicament should be stable during storage. The buzzworJul 16 18:25
schestowitz[TR2]d “stability” was enough to save the patent. This goes a bit far. <br /><br />In T 2716/19, the proprietor came up two weeks in advance of the OP before the OD with experimental data about storage stability he kept before him a report for 18 years! The OD had not admitted the experimental data, but the board revised the decision of the OD not to admit it for the sake of G 2/21. <br />In T 2716/19, the question which arises is tJul 16 18:25
schestowitz[TR2]he following: is it reasonable to admit and use under G 2/21 a document which was in possession of the proprietor for 18 years before he brings it in the procedure? Reasonable doubts are permitted, even if the applicability of G 2/21 can as such not be contested. <br /><br />According to T 2465/19, it was not necessary for the technical effect to be recited in the application as filed. This is a rather generous application of G 2/2Jul 16 18:25
schestowitz[TR2]1 which is difficult to follow. That the examination reveals a different CPA than that know by the inventor is rather common. Construing an artificial effect on the basis of this CPA looks rather odd. <br /><br />In T 887/21, the board made clear that a mere hypothesis in the application as filed, without any experimental data supporting said hypothesis, is not enough to admit post- published evidence in the meaning of G 2/21. If pJul 16 18:25
schestowitz[TR2]ost-published evidence is not supported by the original disclosure, it cannot help defining the OTP.   <br /><br /> In T 681/21, the board held that in the absence in the original description of the mention of a synergy effect, it is much more difficult to justify IS on a later alleged synergy effect. At least, the post-published submitted experimental data has to convincingly prove the alleged synergy across the entire scope of thJul 16 18:25
schestowitz[TR2]e claim.<br /><br />In T 1994/22, the application as filed made no mention of the photostability of the claimed polymorph, or even polymorphs in general. A sweeping statement that &quot;a quality product&quot; was provided, could not be considered to encompass improved photostability. T 1994/22 is following the line of T 681/21. <br /><br />Not only T 1994/22, but T 681/21 and T 887/21, delineate the boundaries of a possible interpJul 16 18:25
schestowitz[TR2]retation of G 2/21, and provide guidance on the absolute minimum disclosure requirements for a technical effect. <br /><br />T 1989/19, T 1989/19, T 887/21, T 681/21 and T 2716/19 were all commented in another blog."Jul 16 18:25
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