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Poopypants7 Brilliant! Disclose how they discovered how they found out so they can avoid the same mistake for next time. Reply
USAFRet People….leave off the anti China, or anti US, or anti anyone junk, OK? Reply
Hooda Thunkett Am I the only one that wonders if their own country (U.S. for me) gets caught doing the same stuff but it just doesn't hit the news here because patriotism? Reply
COLGeek Hooda Thunkett said: Am I the only one that wonders if their own country (U.S. for me) gets caught doing the same stuff but it just doesn't hit the news here because patriotism? Commercial espionage and IP theft absolutely happens in the US, in multiple industries. Unless a major case, it often doesn't make the news cycle. It happens all over the globe, as well. Reply
Sluggotg Ok, I admit. I actually leaked corporate secrets from Sizzler, back in 1979 when I was working there as a teen. I told people their Proprietary secret ingredients in their Mustard Sauce was, Mustard and Mayo. (My boss told me it was illegal to reveal that). There was a fun scene in Fast Times at Ridgemont High where two characters were revealing the secret sauce recipes from the places they worked. I saw that when it came out in 82, great movie. Reply
JMarvelous All this copyright crap and patent crap does absolutely nothing to help humanity. It only serves to hold us back and I hope it all crumbles because I am sick and tired of this world full of liars and greedy thieves. Let the world burn! Reply
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