Musings on Intellectual Property
In most cases, my client or my client’s opponent has emails that are relevant in a lawsuit and are subject to discovery. But what happens when those emails are in Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, etc. accounts? What about Facebook messages? Well, you normally get them from the person who sent or
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What’s behind the two cents per kilowatt-hour that TECO pays to people who produce more energy than they consume (so-called net producers)? Profiteering, based on my analysis. TECO appears to earn a 50% profit from net solar energy producers (even at current net metering rates) because its two cents “cost
Continue readingThis originally appeared in a holistic (i.e. too long) post, and the good stuff was buried at the bottom. I’ve kept the analysis here for anyone who’s interested in how I arrived at my ultimate conclusions in Why TECO Pays Less to Solar Net Producers. The Starting Point: Tariffs Have
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My ire with technology companies is well-known to my wife, who hears me scream expletives whenever I encounter inane, self-serving crap peddled (forced) on paying software customers. It’s abhorrent. Microsoft, Facebook, Adobe, all of them. They all do it because it’s part of the software development culture now. It wasn’t
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