Sissyphean?

Did you mean Sisyphean?

As in, "incessant or incessantly recurring, but futile" and relating to Sisyphus?

If so, good choice ;-)

That venerable institution Dictionary.com indicates that the correct spelling is sisyphean.

Unless you're coining a new word: sissy + sisyphean, although I wouldn't think anyone bold enough (or stupid enough) to take over where SCO left off would be considered sissies by any stretch of the imagination.

I suppose I should get my coat for being so boring as to correct your spelling.

Merry Christmas, you jammy bastards! That's one patent troll down, and a million to go.

You have to start somewhere.

Awwww, diddums!

So when are these wannabe pirates and wowsers being sent to the big house where they belong ?

What a great way to start the new year.

Now make it perfect by having the RIAA CEO's child charged with using P2P... Well these prerelease albums have to come from somewhere don't they...

is why did SCO turn rabid dog in the first place when did they start using the Palantir to Redmond.

I actually bought 5 shares a couple of month back. The 5 shares cost < $1 in total. Getting a proper paper certificate cost $40 on top however! Still, I now have a piece of history, complete with Darth McBride's signature :-)

"Battered unix patent warrior SCO"

They hold no patents for any Unix code, IIRC. I think they have only one patent for something unrelated, and they're trying to move the ownership of this sideways into a newly formed company so as to not see it flogged off when the bankruptcy court has enough of their shenanigans.

The whole IBM/Novell/world thing they've been bleating on about for years is about alleged copyright of code, not patents.

I received an email from Sco today about a "Sco Unix Technical Workshop" in Hygh Wycombe, Notting, and Leeds next month. I dutifully forwarded it on to the rest of the unix team and got the expected response.

"Surely "SCO Unix" is an oxymoron?" =D