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[01:38] schestowitz[TR2] http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2024/07/breaking-referral-to-enlarged-board-of.html?showComment=1720088160048#c6981397704575207559
[01:38] -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-ipkitten.blogspot.com | BREAKING: Referral to the Enlarged Board of Appeal on claim interpretation confirmed (G1/24) - The IPKat
[01:38] schestowitz[TR2] "Max, your question relates to how the courts should handle A.69, rather than the EPO. For the courts, I don't believe there is any issue, other than whether an allegedly infringing article is within the literal scope of the claim or is an equivalent. For validity, anticipation rather than obviousness is really only relevant for A.54(3) prior art, otherwise the UK 'squeeze' or the German Formstein will sort the problem.
My iss
[01:38] schestowitz[TR2] ue is with the EPO and patentability. Equivalence and obviousness may be related concepts but I don't believe that equivalence is an issue for the EPO to consider. Primarily it is the job of the EPO organ to determine what the wording of the claim means before determining whether the prior art lies within that meaning or there is a lack of inventive step. I am saying that A.69 requires them to consider the specification in order to
[01:38] schestowitz[TR2] understand the claim."
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[05:00] IsambardPrince schestowitz[TR2]: McDonalds "AI" fell through.
[05:00] IsambardPrince IBM contract terminated.
[05:00] IsambardPrince I guess people didn't want ice cream with ketchup.
[05:04] schestowitz[TR2] buzzwords
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[05:05] schestowitz[TR2][05:05] schestowitz[TR2]It's like Mediciens Sans Frontiers, only different. Let's start with some basic claims. The Plasma desktop environment is great. It's also very fast and responsive, and seem to be getting better and better all the time. You're not likely to suffer from its performance much, and yet it can be made even sprightlier. Ahoy.
[05:05] schestowitz[TR2]In parallel, until very recently ( Plasma 6 to be more accurate), Plasma's default screenshot tool Spectacle would take screenshots with borders and shadows enabled, and no GUI option to turn these off. This would result in images with a roughly 200-300px frame, composed of a lightly shaded alpha layer. Annoying if you want clean pictures of specific application windows. Well, tod [05:05] schestowitz[TR2] ay, I want to show you how to kill two dinosaurs with one meteor. A tweak that will give you both performance improvements and borderless, shadowless screenshots.
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