₦airaland Forum

Frumentum:
This Cameroun situation is not going to end well.

https://af.reuters.com/article/africaTech/idAFKBN1ED0KL-OZATP

Patented:
Tis all about training, all were bred as working dogs, with sightly varying degrees of strength and intelligence. so its about training and individual dog personality.

FrancisDozie:
why did you slap her at first? That's d question begging for an answer?

wirinet:
You provided little details on the machine you are talking about, so it is impossible to comment on the practicality or feasibility of the project. There are many highly technical people here on nairaland that can give useful advice if you are more forth coming.

Now to your questions;
1. It is a bit tricky. If the machine has been patented, then you will be violating international patent laws, but I would not say it is a crime. I do not know of any country that criminalize or even punish international patent violations. Asian countries, especially China depends on violating international patent and intellectual property rights to drive it's economy.

2. You cannot patent it, since the machine was copied and not designed by you. The original designers of the machine ( most probably Europeans or Americans) would have already patented it. The Chinese most probably cloned the original of the machine with cheaper materials as usual.

Why not make the machine and test it first.

patches689:
No one cares augustine, no one cares.

patches689:
Zimbabwe is a sovereign state - we have no right to interfere in their internal affairs. If they request assistance they shall receive it.

If you werent such an ignoramus you would be well aware that South Africa has effected great change in Zimbabwe over the past (Who is Thabo Mbeki? What is back-room diplomacy? Who are the MDC?)

Augustine, you need to realize that your childlike ramblings have no place in this thread - even other Nigerians are starting to call you out on your bullsh1t. Go back to beegeagles blog - people seem to like your grandiose fantasies there.