"Java was in feature and smartphones before the launch of Android. They were the market leaders in both areas."
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IT'S SO UGLY
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"This is an example of a different purpose."
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"But taking Java packages in one phone and putting them in another phone where the APIs do the same thing... that is not the same thing"
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Jury instructions say that "fair use presupposes good faith and fair dealing." Oracle says Google was in bad faith.
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"Is *this* what an innovative company does?"
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Now running through the worst of the Rubin emails
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e.g.: "Do Java anyway and defend our decision, perhaps making enemies along the way."
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"Java.lang apis are copyrighted."
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Ruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuubin
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Holding out for bat mitzvah mention
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"They all knew at Google about Sun's view that this was copyrighted."
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"Again this is not my words, this is their words: their APIs were 'half-ass' at best."
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Another Rubin email. "We are beyond out of time."
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"And then scrubbing out a few more j's."
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"Again, their words, not mine."
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"Don't demonstrate to Sun employees or Sun lawyers."
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"...they knew what they were doing was wrong. And I ask you, is THIS what innovation is supposed to be about?"
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Now going over the fateful Mazzocchi email to the apache mailing list where he says APIs are copyrightable.
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Poor guy went on the stand and was transparently full of regret about his emails, went full retrospective
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I'm not sure how the jury took it. I don't think jury got to hear that he works at Google now.
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Huh, Oracle is pointing to Apache's lack of a license to suggest that it was also infringement.
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Huhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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And if Apache Harmony is infringement, Android also infringement, etc. All independent implementations are.
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We are about 40 mins into Bicks's hour and a half, and it's been almost entirely about embarrassing Google emails.
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If Google didn't have the burden of proof I'd say Google has it.
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As it is, coin flip.
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"Wanting to win is okay. ... But not when you take shortcuts and break the rules."
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Slide showing "The Two Faces of Jonathan Schwartz."
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Slide shows literally two faces with different text on them.
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One face is labeled "PUBLIC" and has a quote from the blogpost, other says "PRIVATE" and has quotes from emails.
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