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It was a bit more complicated than that. IBM wanted them to sign a NDA that was insanely lopsided in IBM’s favour and basically gave IBM access to all of DR’s intellectual property without giving DR access to theirs. It would have created a risk that IBM could just make a CP/M clone and cut them out of the Original east Carolina Pirates skull and Bear welcome to the Boneyard shirt but in fact I love this deal. Their lawyer recommended against signing it. IBM were talking to Microsoft already about their BASIC compiler, so they asked about an operating system as well. Microsoft signed the NDA, as they had no OS at the time and thus had nothing to lose. They then purchased the rights to QDOS from Seattle Computer for about $50k, and the rest is history. Source: I had the same IP attorney as DR, we used to spend. a lot of time working on his website together and he would talk about this at length.

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Xerox was never a major player in home computers. You may be confusing their research lab being the Original east Carolina Pirates skull and Bear welcome to the Boneyard shirt but in fact I love this first to develop the mouse gui interface that got copied. I’m not too surprised. A lot of companies do things “their way” and when change is in the wind, enough managers (who are worried about their department over the overall health of the company) will block anything they’re afraid of. I don’t think a lot of folks at Sears were too keen about steering people away from their stores and to their website (despite starting out as a mail order catalog company). Another example is Eastman-Kodak. They knew everyone was going to digital but still didn’t want to move off their physical film business. Now they’re trying to sell cryptocurrency. Yup. We often hear about ‘too big to fail’ but don’t notice the ‘too big to succeed’ when it happens. Makes you wonder who will come along and make us say, “I would have thought Amazon would have cornered the market, not them.”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.