It looks like it's licensed under the NWL (No Whining License) that will force you to 'not whine about this product or any other products from BitMover, Inc.'
I doubt this could qualify as an free sofware license... Several kernel developers warned Larry that this would make the software opensource but not free. It's sad that he released it in such conditions anyway.
Well, the field were France research is the most advanced is mathematics, and, as you know there is no Math Nobel prize.
However, check the Fields Medal palmares, one of the highest distinctions in Maths, you'll see french people in 1994, 1998, 2002. And the price is given every four years.
I wish I had mod points. You're right, both sides are needed. Not just because of the importance of keeping languages alive I just read an article that correlated the use of a local language (as opposed to english mostly) with the vitality of the local research. That is, the more you use your own language for research the more your research field is "creative" in your country.
This could hardly be true: $ strings $(which ftp).exe | grep -i copyright @(#) Copyright (c) 1983 The Regents of the University of California.
OpenBSD started as a fork from NetBSD in 1995. So this code comes probably from a Berkeley UNIX derivative (which is legal from a BSD license point of view) but not OpenBSD.
And I don't want to hear about Mono. That's case today. However, Mono is envolving rapidly, and the same customers who would laugh at you now, could become interested in a year or two.
There's nothing that justifies the fact you'll give away your health for money. Move to another city, state or country. Don't put yourself any artificial constraint. There are lots of places on earth where you'll get a decent life. Move.
In case a security hole is found for your app you would this would compromise the entire system. Only allowing small chunks of non lockable memory is much more secure.
Security holes _will_ be found (some have been found already see the url spoofing). And some firefox users specially non-savvy ones (a portion that will grow as firefox goes mainstream), will not upgrade. Spywares will exploit this
Definitely, it's one of the best computer books I've ever read. However the title is misleading, most of the concepts found inside could be applicable to Windows/J2EE/Assembly;) programming environnements. Take it like a case study of successful and elegant programming: UNIX and its tools Btw: the direct link: ARTU saves you one click.
XUL is nothing more than an XML file describing its interface, javascript for events and CSS for aspect. Firefox extensions XPIs are nothing more than little XUL apps.
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It looks like it's licensed under the NWL (No Whining License) that will force you to 'not whine about this product or any other products from BitMover, Inc.'
I doubt this could qualify as an free sofware license... Several kernel developers warned Larry that this would make the software opensource but not free. It's sad that he released it in such conditions anyway.
WinFS (still vaporware though) = ReiserFS 4
XAML = XUL
We'll see but there's nothing to get so excited at the moment.
I found the article (only an extract tough) here
Well, the field were France research is the most advanced is mathematics, and, as you know there is no Math Nobel prize.
However, check the Fields Medal palmares, one of the highest distinctions in Maths, you'll see french people in 1994, 1998, 2002. And the price is given every four years.
I wish I had mod points. You're right, both sides are needed.
Not just because of the importance of keeping languages alive
I just read an article that correlated the use of a local language (as opposed to english mostly) with the vitality of the local research.
That is, the more you use your own language for research the more your research field is "creative" in your country.
It's just a complete OpenBSD ripoff.
This could hardly be true:
$ strings $(which ftp).exe | grep -i copyright
@(#) Copyright (c) 1983 The Regents of the University of California.
OpenBSD started as a fork from NetBSD in 1995. So this code comes probably from a Berkeley UNIX derivative (which is legal from a BSD license point of view) but not OpenBSD.
Duh! Happens that you're right, so much for me reading outdated code :)
From TFA:
for ( int i = 0; i < x; i++) {...}
Guess what language it's written in? If you said either C, C++, C#, and Java, then you are correct.
Tss, tss. The bold part is _not_ legal C. Nice try Dan.
And I don't want to hear about Mono.
That's case today. However, Mono is envolving rapidly, and the same customers who would laugh at you now, could become interested in a year or two.
(I'm assuming neurons count as "minimalist.")
:)
Pheeew! I was envisioning hordes of football supporters and couldn't come up with a satisfactory explanation
There's nothing that justifies the fact you'll give away your health for money.
Move to another city, state or country. Don't put yourself any artificial constraint. There are lots of places on earth where you'll get a decent life. Move.
"What's wrong with setuid or sudo?"
In case a security hole is found for your app you would this would compromise the entire system. Only allowing small chunks of non lockable memory is much more secure.
The SPARC V8 spec is open, there's also an open source implementation: the Leon and it's supported by Linux.
Security holes _will_ be found (some have been found already see the url spoofing). And some firefox users specially non-savvy ones (a portion that will grow as firefox goes mainstream), will not upgrade.
Spywares will exploit this
I live near the "i" of the "Hic sunt leones" sentence :)
I'm using 2 X servers on my box, so my wife can use Gnome and I can use ion.
the new european GPS equivalent (Magellan?) vs GPS
It's galileo actually
Official unveiling is scheduled for tomorrow actually
With Chirac, Shröder, Blair and Zapatero
Do you mind giving your soft name? I'm curious about what kind of product could be sold in such a way.
Where's the thought provoking stories from the olden days of the site?
;)
I know my friend they've been quite rare this days... However, for spelling's sake, you should use plural
Actually, it works fine with FF 1.0/Linux and fails to display properly with FF 1.0/Windows, so I guess it's not related to the market share :)
Definitely, it's one of the best computer books I've ever read. ;) programming environnements. Take it like a case study of successful and elegant programming: UNIX and its tools
However the title is misleading, most of the concepts found inside could be applicable to Windows/J2EE/Assembly
Btw: the direct link: ARTU saves you one click.
(or read 2/3s of the thing before they actually see the word "wireless").
Actually the topic is "Wireless Networking"
XUL is nothing more than an XML file describing its interface, javascript for events and CSS for aspect.
Firefox extensions XPIs are nothing more than little XUL apps.
I successfully grabbed a copy from here