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Re:U.S. Supreme Court Denies Google's Request to Appeal Orac... by rayiner on Tuesday June 30, 2015 @08:27AM (#9804671)
Yes, but that's the usual copyright rule isn't it? You can't get around copyright by search and replacing "Harry Potter" with "Barry Potter." And it's well understood that the less creative the expression, the less has to be different for a work not to infringe. I'd say changing a couple of parameter names wouldn't do it, but changing the syntax of the declarations surely would.

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