[ Thanks to GenKabuki
for this link. ]
“Once in awhile a judicial ruling comes down that’s so wrong at
such a basic level that you’re just left scratching your head.“When U.S. District Judge Dale A. Kimball of Salt Lake City
threw out most of SCO Group’s case against Novell on August
10–effectively dooming most of SCO’s claims in closely related
cases against IBM Corp., AutoZone, and Red Hat, too–his 102-page
ruling was greeted with widespread rejoicing and
I-told-you-so’s…”
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