"This geolocation restriction only makes wine look like exquisite beverage and allows old wine producers to overcharge for their products without actually registering and protecting their trademark."
Why is trademark holier in your book than geolocation restriction?
Well, you can argue that it's not "true" opensource, but whatever standards you have in your mind, but it's still more free than C#.
It would be nice if JavaME would be opensourced as well, but mobile computing never was as open as desktop. Even if you use Android the Network owners and resellers will be much bigger problem than JavaME could ever have been.
Sun in 2006 opened the source of all Java SE, except a few multimedia codecs they licensed from 3rd parties. Can you tell the same about.Net (C# is language, I'm speaking here about the platform).
And don't come with Mono, it's a clean-room reimplementation (and is seriously lags behind).
"1) Out of date? Java is out of date and screaming towards obsolescence with Oracle suing Google. " IBM has an alternative Java VM and noone is suing them. Maybe you should educate yourself on this issue. Java is opensource, and as long as your VM adheres to the spec., you wont get sued for patent infringement. (i.e. you have to maintain backwards compatibility)
Well, the main problem I see is that you don't see these charities supporting trade schools, only elementary schools (and that won't improve the students' job prosopects).
I tell you one example when the schools didn't have choice: Hungarian government seals a 25 billion HUF deal with Microsoft. That includes both academic and government licenses. The universities had no say whether how would they prefer to spend the money spent in their name.
You still don't get it. The DNA uncompression algorithm uses all laws of physics and chemistry. You don't have a complete reality simulator to simulate the brain, but the DNA can use information that's encoded in the laws of physics and chemistry. Therefore you have to consider the enthropy of a reality simulator/lines of codes needed to build a reality simulator.
The Russians moved out of Austria in 1955, so I think they distanced themselves pretty well. (If you were thinking about Hungary, it sometimes calls itself a Central-European* country, but most often Central-Eastern European.)
In the case of Tokaji, a specific kind of nobel mold is also needed, that as far as I know only grows in the cellars in the Tokaj mountain.
"This geolocation restriction only makes wine look like exquisite beverage and allows old wine producers to overcharge for their products without actually registering and protecting their trademark."
Why is trademark holier in your book than geolocation restriction?
Romanians do the same, but with Roman culture. Check out the Dako-Roman theory.
Even 9.10 offered that (fglrx), but it completely crashed my system, even after removing the package fglrx.
I've just done a partial upgrade from 9.10 (security fixes mostly, I guess), and nothing is broken yet.
astrology,
homeopathy,
feng-shui,
graphology,
psycho-analysis?
As far as I know it was bought by the US military, so I don't know what kind of profitability are you speaking about.
Gravitational lensing is the most prominent evidence for this
But photons have mass too. So I don't see, how it proves your point.
Well, you can argue that it's not "true" opensource, but whatever standards you have in your mind, but it's still more free than C#.
It would be nice if JavaME would be opensourced as well, but mobile computing never was as open as desktop. Even if you use Android the Network owners and resellers will be much bigger problem than JavaME could ever have been.
Low birth rate, high bit rate.
If you get your facts from commercials, it's quite enogh reason to look down on you.
Sun in 2006 opened the source of all Java SE, except a few multimedia codecs they licensed from 3rd parties. Can you tell the same about .Net (C# is language, I'm speaking here about the platform).
And don't come with Mono, it's a clean-room reimplementation (and is seriously lags behind).
"1) Out of date? Java is out of date and screaming towards obsolescence with Oracle suing Google. "
IBM has an alternative Java VM and noone is suing them. Maybe you should educate yourself on this issue. Java is opensource, and as long as your VM adheres to the spec., you wont get sued for patent infringement. (i.e. you have to maintain backwards compatibility)
GP assumed that only integrated GPU/CPU units will be sold by AMD.
I mean it's not scientific if you have to believe in that. (Kind of half assed irony here.) Sorry, if I sounded ambigous. I love Kahn's work too.
Well, the main problem I see is that you don't see these charities supporting trade schools, only elementary schools (and that won't improve the students' job prosopects).
I tell you one example when the schools didn't have choice:
Hungarian government seals a 25 billion HUF deal with Microsoft. That includes both academic and government licenses. The universities had no say whether how would they prefer to spend the money spent in their name.
... but not scientific for sure ...
It would cool, if the Gates Foundation donated for Khan Academy, because as far as I know Khan is now burning his savings.
Haven't you heard, Big Brother loves you?
But hey, psychology is science! /ducks
Just for the free-market sake:
In the EU ISPs must give their average bandwith in advertisements.
It's the native instruction of that machine.
You still don't get it. The DNA uncompression algorithm uses all laws of physics and chemistry. You don't have a complete reality simulator to simulate the brain, but the DNA can use information that's encoded in the laws of physics and chemistry.
Therefore you have to consider the enthropy of a reality simulator/lines of codes needed to build a reality simulator.
The Russians moved out of Austria in 1955, so I think they distanced themselves pretty well. (If you were thinking about Hungary, it sometimes calls itself a Central-European* country, but most often Central-Eastern European.)
* but hey, it's next to centre of Europe!