Nonsense. Now we shouldn't protest against anything in case London gets bombed?
I appreciate that the assholes doing the bombing may have seen this as an opportunity, but that is down to them and apportioning any blame to people following the democratic way is disgusting.
I don't see why AFP are being painted as the bad guys here. They have a robots.txt that excludes their news articles, and yet Google is/was indexing them. Bad Google.
The closest I can recall was an uncredited piece of network code that fell under the BSD license. That violated the author's copyright - not patent, just copyright - but was resolved.
Mad penguin is almost certainly going to publish this as a book, and make sure things are organized. Looking at the main site (slackersbible.org) you can see they've already picked 4 catagories for articles
That's far from unique - that's a direct consequence of the fact that they've started with the FreeBSD handbook, which had already done all of things.
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Actually, we do need journalling. There is an implementation that I was told was nearly ready for commit.
Some stuff was brought back. I can remember some msdosfs fixes. I can't remember much else for 6.1, but that doesn't mean it didn't happen.
For 7-CURRENT, we have OpenBSM, which Apple have (at least partly) funded.
Actually, this used to be an issue with the DRAC on Dell servers, which is essentially a USB keyboard.
Tapes and printed manuals actually cost money, don't forget.
place 'marks and notices' on each page containing 'sexually explicit' content
What, like a picture of a cock?
So if you never played the game how do you know what it actually says in the EULA? Guessing again?
Yes, we are having trouble deciding.
SQLite is already used in Solaris 10 as the repository for the new smf(5) framework.
Sure, it's not a "real" RDBMS but it shows that Sun believe that there are applications for databases within the OS sphere.
And the landfill aspect. I know Americans don't care about that, but the rest of the world mainly does.
What about all the DRM you were all getting so upset about last week? That was BS then, right?
So that still qualifies as "free", does it?
In .uk at least, there was a cartoon called Mighty Mouse about 20 years ago.
The mouse used to wear a yellow jumpsuit and a red cape - see http://tv.cream.org/a-z/m/m2.htm
Umm, the "track ball scrolly thing" *is* a button. You even quoted the text where they say that.
The dropdown menu for the forward button works for both.
Nonsense. Now we shouldn't protest against anything in case London gets bombed?
I appreciate that the assholes doing the bombing may have seen this as an opportunity, but that is down to them and apportioning any blame to people following the democratic way is disgusting.
The last thing that Solaris needs is to be diluted with "distro" fever. Hopefully the CDDL will help to stop that happening.
Those words aren't in the research paper.
I don't see why AFP are being painted as the bad guys here.
They have a robots.txt that excludes their news articles, and yet Google is/was indexing them. Bad Google.
Is that a separate incident to the theft of the ATA code?
That's far from unique - that's a direct consequence of the fact that they've started with the FreeBSD handbook, which had already done all of things.
Where can I download the source for RedHatEnterprise Linux then?
Don't base your life view on assumptions, people.
Yes, it does. There is no SMP option anymore, because it is always on.
This was fixed a long time ago (by dillon before he left - that long ago).
Read the benchmarks test pal, FreeBSD 5.3 doesn't ship with SMP enabled anymore
Yes it does.