right, because nobody has the right to criticize in your wonderful utopia. if i put in enough money and time i will earn the right, though. your world is very strange, and talking of my criticism of rms while constantly mocking jesus really doesn't make any sense. maybe there are people like me who dislike the GPL (hint: there are).
heh, i pretty much agree exactly with you. ports work fine and osx doesn't really/need/ the gpl, working with gpl software in an area where it is the minority makes it so everything hedges around the gpl stuff, it's best to just use a freer licence that doesn't hobble system integration.
if you run software that runs into processor speed limitations it would be good to have it statically linked, as there is a slight speed increase gained through static linking. that is why db applications like mysql recommend static linking. so on a server, as long as you don't have many(dozens) instances of the same program running at once, statically linking it is a good idea.
dynamic linking is of course a better idea in general because it allows for libraries to be updated without recompiling everything on the system. but on small but modern open source systems the penalty for that is not too bad because you have all the source anyway.
I looked on google for something to link here, i found a good write-up but it is 5 years old. it's all pretty much still relevant but it doesn't address the issue that almost all the code run on the small free unix servers has the source code available. i'm sure that effects the conclusions one should draw, but i'm not sure how much it should.
many projects wish to be free of the stigma of being associated with the GPL, GNU, and RMS, i don't really see how i could possibly contribute enough to the savannah project to convince them to completely change their raison d'etre. i also have absolutely no reason to because what i would be trying to create already exists at sf.net.
criticism is not the end of the world and i'm sure the savannah project can weather it and complete their goals, even if they are of dubious worth.
kids with decent upbringings will certainly see the importance of subverting their parents' authority as a step in growing up and being able to face more of the real world without their parents' protection/pandering. rebellion in a child isn't because the parents didn't raise their child right, it's because the kid has to eventually function as an adult and needs to learn how.
why you would want a project hosted on a site that treats anything not gnu, even if it is just as open or more open(MIT/BSD/Artistic), as a second class citizen?
so linus is clueless and indifferent to the world he lives in, that's ok many people are. But why the fuck do you interview people that are clueless and don't have opinions?!
that's hardly an original quote jerk-off, that's in english. that means it's been translated from the greek, which was translated from the hebrew or aramaic, depending on what part of the bible it's from. since this is from timothy, the original is written in ancient aramaic. you can order the original with inline translations from here: http://www.v-a.com/bible/
hmm, i feel just the opposite. a very stupid way to make people realize that perl is made by a bunch of imbeciles who glorify stupidity, cuteness, and code unreadability. is anyone else seriously turned off by perl peoples' stupid hijinx and see the project as being run by people who value puns far more than quality?
managed hosting, multiple offsite raids. the technology is in place, governments and huge companies don't lose their big-ass databases to entropy, after all.
ask for an airline ticket without ID, and they will likely give it to you. it helps to call a head and set this up in advance, but it certainly happens.
jesus christ man, just keep your stupid fucking mouth shut. blah blah blah blah.... ok we get it, you are a stupid waste of flesh, now be quiet about it.
i've flown 4 times with no picture id at all. in fact, i've flown once without presenting any ID. i don't really see what presenting ID to fly is supposed to solve anyway.
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right, because nobody has the right to criticize in your wonderful utopia. if i put in enough money and time i will earn the right, though. your world is very strange, and talking of my criticism of rms while constantly mocking jesus really doesn't make any sense. maybe there are people like me who dislike the GPL (hint: there are).
And now I guess we can say every device, not just every program. i just can't wait to get a riding lawn mower with built-in internet access.
heh, i pretty much agree exactly with you. ports work fine and osx doesn't really /need/ the gpl, working with gpl software in an area where it is the minority makes it so everything hedges around the gpl stuff, it's best to just use a freer licence that doesn't hobble system integration.
I looked on google for something to link here, i found a good write-up but it is 5 years old. it's all pretty much still relevant but it doesn't address the issue that almost all the code run on the small free unix servers has the source code available. i'm sure that effects the conclusions one should draw, but i'm not sure how much it should.
here is the paper
many projects wish to be free of the stigma of being associated with the GPL, GNU, and RMS, i don't really see how i could possibly contribute enough to the savannah project to convince them to completely change their raison d'etre. i also have absolutely no reason to because what i would be trying to create already exists at sf.net.
criticism is not the end of the world and i'm sure the savannah project can weather it and complete their goals, even if they are of dubious worth.
well theo get's a bit of an edge because he is capable of being in control of a large software project.
yeah, you have to constantly be on the lookout for those punks down the street
kids with decent upbringings will certainly see the importance of subverting their parents' authority as a step in growing up and being able to face more of the real world without their parents' protection/pandering. rebellion in a child isn't because the parents didn't raise their child right, it's because the kid has to eventually function as an adult and needs to learn how.
gee, thanks for that quite snappy advice!
why you would want a project hosted on a site that treats anything not gnu, even if it is just as open or more open(MIT/BSD/Artistic), as a second class citizen?
wow, you really are stupid.
the projects on sourceforge are owned by their authors.
probably for it's excellent orginization and acceptable size.
no, he died hundreds of years before linux was made.
so linus is clueless and indifferent to the world he lives in, that's ok many people are. But why the fuck do you interview people that are clueless and don't have opinions?!
i was just using a linux box the other day and damn, why don't you people get over it already?
that's hardly an original quote jerk-off, that's in english. that means it's been translated from the greek, which was translated from the hebrew or aramaic, depending on what part of the bible it's from. since this is from timothy, the original is written in ancient aramaic. you can order the original with inline translations from here: http://www.v-a.com/bible/
umm, not to rain on your parade there, but that only works on x86.
is there any place these films can be downloaded in other formats? mpeg2 and real would make them playable just about everywhere.
hmm, i feel just the opposite. a very stupid way to make people realize that perl is made by a bunch of imbeciles who glorify stupidity, cuteness, and code unreadability. is anyone else seriously turned off by perl peoples' stupid hijinx and see the project as being run by people who value puns far more than quality?
managed hosting, multiple offsite raids. the technology is in place, governments and huge companies don't lose their big-ass databases to entropy, after all.
ask for an airline ticket without ID, and they will likely give it to you. it helps to call a head and set this up in advance, but it certainly happens.
jesus christ man, just keep your stupid fucking mouth shut. blah blah blah blah.... ok we get it, you are a stupid waste of flesh, now be quiet about it.
i've flown 4 times with no picture id at all. in fact, i've flown once without presenting any ID. i don't really see what presenting ID to fly is supposed to solve anyway.
the real difference is that many americans value their freedom and privacy, that germans are too short-sighted to do so is fairly irrelevant.
AMDZone also reviewed it here