beauregard

From the article, it sounds like they're just applying the usual standards for software patents to Beauregard claims.

There's also this[1] series of blog posts by Brett Beauregard that speaks of a few improvements for real-world implementations.

Props to Brett Beauregard for documenting how the code evolves as features are added.

Another type of claim in a software patent is the so-called Beauregard claim.

Coming up soon is Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III for Attorney General.

(For clarity, Beauregard claims to program storage devices, etc., are unpatentable if the underlying software methods are themselves unpatentable.

Since these are all pretty straightforward observations, the attempts to "rehabilitate" Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III by pointing out his conviction of a KKK leader are pretty telling.

I quit reading after this, "Alabama Senator Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III (named after a Confederate general)" It was only recently that conservatives stopped using Barack Hussein Obama.

> Since these are all pretty straightforward observations, the attempts to "rehabilitate" Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III by pointing out his conviction of a KKK leader are pretty telling.

And more recently I lost a handful of clients who perished when storms ripped through Beauregard, AL.