Comment by Hamuko 7 hours ago I’m assuming they’re telling their victims to go pound some dirt, if at all. 3 comments Hamuko Reply vanviegen 4 hours ago Uh, why? I don't see what the labs have to gain by engaging in lengthy law suits forcing them to disclose all kinds of internal details and attracting the wrong kind of publicity. Just to save on insignificant (to them) amounts of money? Hamuko 3 hours ago How many hacking lawsuits are they currently in? And are they also settling all copyright claims too? vanviegen 37 minutes ago > How many hacking lawsuits are they currently in?Zero, as far as I know. Which is exactly my point.Copyright lawsuits are a different matter, as the scale of any potential settlements would be more than even these companies could take.
vanviegen 4 hours ago Uh, why? I don't see what the labs have to gain by engaging in lengthy law suits forcing them to disclose all kinds of internal details and attracting the wrong kind of publicity. Just to save on insignificant (to them) amounts of money? Hamuko 3 hours ago How many hacking lawsuits are they currently in? And are they also settling all copyright claims too? vanviegen 37 minutes ago > How many hacking lawsuits are they currently in?Zero, as far as I know. Which is exactly my point.Copyright lawsuits are a different matter, as the scale of any potential settlements would be more than even these companies could take.
Hamuko 3 hours ago How many hacking lawsuits are they currently in? And are they also settling all copyright claims too? vanviegen 37 minutes ago > How many hacking lawsuits are they currently in?Zero, as far as I know. Which is exactly my point.Copyright lawsuits are a different matter, as the scale of any potential settlements would be more than even these companies could take.
vanviegen 37 minutes ago > How many hacking lawsuits are they currently in?Zero, as far as I know. Which is exactly my point.Copyright lawsuits are a different matter, as the scale of any potential settlements would be more than even these companies could take.
Uh, why? I don't see what the labs have to gain by engaging in lengthy law suits forcing them to disclose all kinds of internal details and attracting the wrong kind of publicity. Just to save on insignificant (to them) amounts of money?
How many hacking lawsuits are they currently in? And are they also settling all copyright claims too?
> How many hacking lawsuits are they currently in?
Zero, as far as I know. Which is exactly my point.
Copyright lawsuits are a different matter, as the scale of any potential settlements would be more than even these companies could take.