Maybe not explicitly, but I think there is an implicit requirement and also a tradition/convention of including your email address in open source software. After all, the author has to be contacted about changes.
cURL is MIT licensed which requires the copyright notice to be shown.
(actually it's the only requirement, much more permissive than the GPL)
Yes. That shit does happen. A lot.
About one in 10 successful lab tests works in animals and of those, about one in 10 will actually work in humans. Think it's not worth publishing of something works in mice?
On the other hand, how does one find out about treatments that work on humans but not on mice?
A closer comparison would be: Gucci sells handbags and also supplies a specific cleaning product. Said product works fine on original Guccis, but ruins the leather on knockoff ones.
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It has and ironically it was due to Amazon being large enough to impose a SLA.
https://ask.slashdot.org/story...
https://ask.slashdot.org/story...
If anything, I'm surprised the email medium is still so relevant for anything not serious.
Another lawsuit?
or less?
Maybe not explicitly, but I think there is an implicit requirement and also a tradition/convention of including your email address in open source software. After all, the author has to be contacted about changes.
cURL is MIT licensed which requires the copyright notice to be shown.
(actually it's the only requirement, much more permissive than the GPL)
The government may be acting illegally, but who's going to sue them?
The EC could fine their country.
But at least it can boot from USB!
Yes. That shit does happen. A lot. About one in 10 successful lab tests works in animals and of those, about one in 10 will actually work in humans. Think it's not worth publishing of something works in mice?
On the other hand, how does one find out about treatments that work on humans but not on mice?
And you think the Russians would give a damn about that?
Make him look gay and you'll have a chance.
if data cannot be legally obtained.
Of course it won't do anything about ELINT.
So what will happen to Thawte in response?
I think that depends on what government had asked them to generate the fake cert for MITM purposes.
does it mean they will become like them after they're bought?
Imagine that.
We already have a pretty good idea of what happened to the Germanwings flight even with 1 damaged black box.
will be the year of Linux desktop?
Is there also a minimum compensation specified by law?
Create a name that is pronounced how it is spelled
Devuan is. Just not in English.
This will be, what, 14-15 year old tech by now?
Probably even more since space-rated gear trails by a few years at spec parity.
I don't think the metaphor fits.
A closer comparison would be: Gucci sells handbags and also supplies a specific cleaning product. Said product works fine on original Guccis, but ruins the leather on knockoff ones.
It's funny, almost the same happened years ago in Brazil with Orkut.
See http://slashdot.org/story/06/0...
Where would they put your corpse?
news at 11.
An embedded device is probably more reliable. Still, the price is unreasonably high.
Could it be they don't care about piracy because they plan to make money from Windows Store?
To be fair, Red Hat was the same * (still is to a lesser extent**).
There's a substantial difference: RHEL is usable.