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To: fyodor_ who wrote (28416)	2/14/2001 9:22:42 AM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

"but there is zero chance of them getting their DDR patents to apply to non-memory uses" But it appears as if it won't stop them from trying. And the Rambus investors eat it up. Recently I pointed out that I did some circuit designs in the early '80s using 74cxx and 40xx series parts that used one of the techniques that Rambus later patented. Their only response was I should have applied for a patent then. Which is nonsense. I am not some hotshot logic designer, just a hacker, so if it occurred to me to do that it had to be more than obvious to "someone skilled in the profession". Even if Rambus is not legally a scam, it sure is one ethically...