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GeneralRe: The biggest patent troll evermemberwizardzz4 Feb '13 - 9:10 
GeneralRe: The biggest patent troll evermemberJörgen Andersson4 Feb '13 - 10:43 
GeneralRe: The biggest patent troll evermemberwizardzz4 Feb '13 - 11:27 
GeneralRe: The biggest patent troll evermemberJörgen Andersson4 Feb '13 - 23:05 
GeneralRe: The biggest patent troll evermemberMike Hankey4 Feb '13 - 9:18 
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GeneralRe: The biggest patent troll evermemberNaerling4 Feb '13 - 9:19 
I just noticed the authors email. For a moment I thought it said nvarchar@..., looked again and noticed it's nvarchaver@.... Appearently the authors name is Nicholas Varchaver.
I didn't read the (entire) article by the way. Someone should make a movie about him and then I'll watch it.
It's an OO world.
public class Naerling : Lazy<Person>{
    public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
}
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GeneralRe: The biggest patent troll evermemberRC_Sebastien_C4 Feb '13 - 14:11 
GeneralRe: The biggest patent troll evermemberNaerling4 Feb '13 - 20:28 
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