The Lunduke Journal of TechnologyDeno v. Oracle: JavaScript Trademark Dispute31×0:00Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -16:39-16:39Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade.Deno v. Oracle: JavaScript Trademark DisputeLegal action seeks to cancel Oracle's "JavaScript" trademark, which it renewed fraudulently and has abandoned.Bryan LundukeNov 27, 20243ShareTranscriptFull timeline of what happens next, and what Brendan Eich (creator of JavaScript) thinks. More from The Lunduke Journal: https://lunduke.com/Discussion about this episodeCommentsRestacksThe Lunduke Journal of TechnologyMake Computers Fun AgainMake Computers Fun AgainSubscribeListen onSubstack AppApple PodcastsRSS FeedAppears in episodeBryan LundukeRecent EpisodesYes, Getting GNOMED is a ThingJan 24 • Bryan LundukeXorg's Political Moves Pushes Systems to XLibreJan 23 • Bryan LundukeKDE Drops Code for FreeBSD SupportJan 22 • Bryan LundukeXorg Plans Political Moves: Removing 2 Years of Commits from XLibre DevJan 21 • Bryan LundukeIBM Sued for Discrimination. Again.Jan 20 • Bryan LundukeAnti-ICE Activists Mistake Programmers for ICE AgentsJan 19 • Bryan LundukeICANN: "Make Lunduke Angry, Program in Rust"Jan 19 • Bryan LundukeCreepyLink.com: URL Shortener That Makes Links Look SuspiciousJan 18 • Bryan Lunduke