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Microsoft’s recent lawsuit against TomTom, alleging infringement of filesystem patents, has left many questions unanswered about the legal implications of distributing open source implementations of Microsoft’s FAT filesystem. A new Linux kernel patch that was published last week offers a workaround that might make it possible to continue including FAT in Linux without using methods that are covered by Microsoft’s patents. The patent... [read full story]
duluthnewstribune.com (US) Officers say they found five grams of marijuana, a bottle of rum and a quarter-barrel of beer in James Gradisharb s conversion van. James Jay Gradishar, 46, pleaded guilty to possessing more than 1.4...
Todd Lifto was charged with criminal vehicular homicide with DWI charges possible, the Wright County attorney said, in the death of Buffalo High senior Jonathon Kramnic. A St. Michael man was driving in the wrong lane with no...
Here’s the latest action: Mac fans try to hijack Microsoft window display — In a holiday-themed promotional effort, Microsoft set up Windows 7 displays in Saks Fifth Avenue in New York, displaying messages from Twitter with the...
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