Youre getting a bit touchy about this. The project is a university project and the first principle of such is to educate and explore. It is not there to make money nor to create copyright or patents for the university. If you are studying or researching you can write any code you like to help with the research but it does belong to the University. The University is not going to say "You are no longer allowed to code" or "never use GPL'd librarys again". Students job isn't to code for the university and researchers can do anything that fits in their research contract. Any copyrightable or patentable code or work arising from your research can be used by the university but they cant tell you to write, what to write, how to write it or which librarys to link against. And yes you could remove LibBFD. And no dlload is not a replacement. You can call it sabbotage but I think its using the best tools for the job.
Its easy to force or make it very difficult not to release the source of a project once you are the coder. The easyest way is to link in a few GPL librarys (LibBFD is my favorite in this area) and make their use so essential that the software cannot be unbundled from them. Then state that if the product is to be released to the public it has to be open sourced due to its use of GPL'd librarys. Doesn't stop you writing it but if the university wants to distribute it then it needs to open it.
Well I like the fact that microsoft is looking at adopting mozilla like (i think) licences. But "Of course, they want copies of the changes". Do they inherit the copyright to the changes? Can they then release your code as their own? Can they use your code in other products?
Actually I think the programs be ready before the OS's. The inquirer has a long list of 'The willing'.
For instance, there are five varieties of Linux, three BSDs, Beowulf and Windows in the offing. Most of them have either already been released or are due to be released at the Opteron launch.
Database support is strong with IBM's DB2 leading the field; CA Ingres, Oracle and MS SQL Server are all set to follow.
It will be annoying when they do release the opterons and there is no (64bit) software to run on them. Sort of buy a system, install a 32bit os and then a few months later reinstall it. Also I think many people will be dissapointed with the 32bit performance and AMD might get a bad name for it.
intel is having a few problems with its hire fire stratergy. The ex employees are taking a class action against the company over the "UNPAID OVERTIME" (Sorry but the website goes a little ott on the capitals)
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Youre getting a bit touchy about this.
The project is a university project and the first principle of such is to educate and explore. It is not there to make money nor to create copyright or patents for the university.
If you are studying or researching you can write any code you like to help with the research but it does belong to the University. The University is not going to say "You are no longer allowed to code" or "never use GPL'd librarys again". Students job isn't to code for the university and researchers can do anything that fits in their research contract.
Any copyrightable or patentable code or work arising from your research can be used by the university but they cant tell you to write, what to write, how to write it or which librarys to link against.
And yes you could remove LibBFD. And no dlload is not a replacement. You can call it sabbotage but I think its using the best tools for the job.
Its easy to force or make it very difficult not to release the source of a project once you are the coder. The easyest way is to link in a few GPL librarys (LibBFD is my favorite in this area) and make their use so essential that the software cannot be unbundled from them. Then state that if the product is to be released to the public it has to be open sourced due to its use of GPL'd librarys. Doesn't stop you writing it but if the university wants to distribute it then it needs to open it.
mirrorMirrors, because the graphs are quite important.
Here they are.
Direct link to one of the mirrors.
For me anyway.
Mirror List
There is just no way I can read this article with that stupid flash advert wizzing around. My brain collapsed within seconds.
Nope its per month.
$16 for 500mb of access is quite poor.
Do you knaow the original address on the honda site?
There are two good mirrors on the Distributer Mirror. And Im sure a few more will come soon.
Distributed mirror
Add some more mirrors if you like.
Mirror list
Here are some more mirrors to releave the pressure.
Well I like the fact that microsoft is looking at adopting mozilla like (i think) licences. But "Of course, they want copies of the changes".
Do they inherit the copyright to the changes? Can they then release your code as their own? Can they use your code in other products?
Intel would love to screw microsoft but I think Microsoft had a headake for a while and intel doesnt impress it any more.
Unfortunately for the price jump is very high to justify the system on 32bit perforane alone.
Actually I think the programs be ready before the OS's. The inquirer has a long list of 'The willing'.
For instance, there are five varieties of Linux, three BSDs, Beowulf and Windows in the offing. Most of them have either already been released or are due to be released at the Opteron launch.
Database support is strong with IBM's DB2 leading the field; CA Ingres, Oracle and MS SQL Server are all set to follow.
It will be annoying when they do release the opterons and there is no (64bit) software to run on them. Sort of buy a system, install a 32bit os and then a few months later reinstall it.
Also I think many people will be dissapointed with the 32bit performance and AMD might get a bad name for it.
Try this Mirror
Here is a Mirror List
Is it an erupting hypernova?
or
Is it aliens shooting at us?
"gamma ray burst is about 100 times more intense than anything we've ever seen before", Yep aliens for sure.
And I collected these mirrors.
It plays fine with mplayer.
And by the way the mirror is at the DMP
Please add your own, my computer cant take too much.
Actually they dont. The submitter got it wrong.
intel is having a few problems with its hire fire stratergy. The ex employees are taking a class action against the company over the "UNPAID OVERTIME" (Sorry but the website goes a little ott on the capitals)