No, they would not have stolen your IP. They would have infringed upon your copyright. Which isn’t theft, no matter how you wrongly twist it.

Your logic is flawed. It isn’t theft, plain and simple. It is copyright infringement.

Oh, just a troll. Dismissed.

Except Corning had started work on making gorilla glass for consumer electronics 2 years before Steve Jobs asked them to make some for the iPhone.

It even says in there they were investigating whether or not it could be made for consumer electronics and then were asked by Apple to do it.

In what way have I lost anything? And how are the stars on my posts “fake”? More than that, why do you assume I care about the number?

Uh, no, Corning had already long since developed what is known as “Gorilla Glass” long before Apple wanted to use it.

In the US, are there or are there not things you can say in situations that will lead to you getting in trouble with the law?

Insignificant, if I must be honest. Nothing more than anecdotal, useless as evidence for much of anything.

Hilarious you call me a young kid while acting like a child.

My, aren’t we using niche stuff... have you reported things to Microsoft about that? I mean, if it is something you want, you should give them feedback for that. Complaining here won’t help you when support for 7 drops in 2020.

I have literally never seen someone (atheist or otherwise) wearing either a trenchcoat or fedora for anything other than a joke.

But what is “good”? Who gets to define that?

Uh, the sheer virtue of existing gives one the “right”, such as it is, to shit on anyone they want for any reason they want.

To be fair, basically any social, community or group based activity has the same benefits as religion. It isn’t the religion that is helping, after all. It is the socializing.

Oh, by all means, quote where I said that.

Can you disable all of the lights on everything?

Of course an OS has some bugs, they all do. No piece of software in the world is bug free.

For 10, did you do a clean install or keep your stuff? Because, just like with basically every previous version of Windows, an upgrade while keeping your data tends to have issues.

Oh? For many, huh?