The story is a but more than that - they took the website almost as-is, forked the codebase and are portraying themselves as the original project with a new developer base, insisting the original developers are the fork.
If they had switched the domain to a brand new website and started from scratch, that would be your non-story...
Looks like Nagios Plugins was a community project to provide plugins for Nagios, with little to no input by Nagios themselves. At some point in the past, the website name was transferred to Nagios to avoid trademark issues but the project continued to be community driven and led. Now, Nagios has redirected the DNS to its own plugins website, forked the community codebase, setup an entirely new developer base and taken the company line that "monitoring plugins (the name chosen by the original nagios-plugins project leads) is the fork, not us".
Reading the propaganda by the Nagios rep on the bugzilla thread is highly amusing, smacks of Eurasia and East Asia from 1984.
If all of this is even mildly true, its quite an evil thing by Nagios to do.
I also don't see how a US government organisation can ban the act of speech for a non-safety related reason - surely that would violate freedom of speech?
Once the FCC and FAA concluded it was no longer a safety concern, their remit for control of it expired and the only entities that could ban it on "annoyance" grounds would be the airlines that operate the aircraft.
Boeing directly receives as a benefactor a reduction in taxation by the state of Washington, and also the wings for its 787 are produced at well below cost due to funds its Japanese contractors received to design and build them.
Its a pity they didn't fix their DNS record management system until after I had to bitch about them on twitter. Other than that, happy with them for over a decade.
Twas the Octospiders in Clarkes Rama series - any member that voted for or was involved in the war itself had an immediate sentence of death after the hostilities ended.
Do you think we gave the chinese compromising technical knowledge of the plane by sourcing some magnets from chinese companies?
I never said the US were giving any technical knowledge away, I was merely pointing out that the F-35 program is well past just "testing" airframes at this point, so your assertion that "they are only doing this for the test phase... the main production will be all US parts" is completely false.
The F-35 is already in production and has been for several years - its in a phase called Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP) and the aircraft produced under is are indeed final production examples (barring any rework needed) rather than test aircraft.
100 production standard aircraft have been produced to date.
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Yup, if they are trying to sell the vulnerabilities then they are not researchers at all, but scum.
Calling them researchers is Slashdots way of making them out to be the good guys.
Of course they dont guarantee, as that would be an issue if it were exploited.
But the issue with Rome is the people that live there and the cars they drive - I highly doubt they would be interested in out of town park and rides.
W3Schools has a very skewed demographic, I wouldn't take their figures to be a true representative across the board.
My companies websites (Insurance) have an IE share of about 40%.
Actually the engines must last for three to four races, as they only had five engines for a race season anywhere between 18 and 20 races.
Perhaps you need to actually read up on just what the situation is here and stop trying to make smart arse comments which just make you look stupid.
The contract did violate the law in that theres a legal requirement to do sperm donation the way the state requires it to be done.
In more accurate news, Formula One car proves sucky at handling the monthly grocery shop...
The story is a but more than that - they took the website almost as-is, forked the codebase and are portraying themselves as the original project with a new developer base, insisting the original developers are the fork.
If they had switched the domain to a brand new website and started from scratch, that would be your non-story...
Looks like Nagios Plugins was a community project to provide plugins for Nagios, with little to no input by Nagios themselves. At some point in the past, the website name was transferred to Nagios to avoid trademark issues but the project continued to be community driven and led. Now, Nagios has redirected the DNS to its own plugins website, forked the community codebase, setup an entirely new developer base and taken the company line that "monitoring plugins (the name chosen by the original nagios-plugins project leads) is the fork, not us".
Reading the propaganda by the Nagios rep on the bugzilla thread is highly amusing, smacks of Eurasia and East Asia from 1984.
If all of this is even mildly true, its quite an evil thing by Nagios to do.
Why is Obamacare unconstitutional?
Honest question - do they need a warrant to open your wallet and look inside it if you had it on you at time of arrest?
I also don't see how a US government organisation can ban the act of speech for a non-safety related reason - surely that would violate freedom of speech?
Once the FCC and FAA concluded it was no longer a safety concern, their remit for control of it expired and the only entities that could ban it on "annoyance" grounds would be the airlines that operate the aircraft.
There is no such thing as a natural or god given right, they are all rights we grant each other.
It was done in 2005 by Eurocopter in a AS350 B3.
Boeing directly receives as a benefactor a reduction in taxation by the state of Washington, and also the wings for its 787 are produced at well below cost due to funds its Japanese contractors received to design and build them.
So, more of an accomplishment than a record then...
Why do people overrate things these days?
Except it can't guarantee a continuous base load, so there goes its suitability.
Here in the UK its practically impossible to use the magnetic strip anymore, ever since we switched over to chip and pin several years ago.
Its amazing how Java went from being the favoured child here on Slashdot to something generally reviled and hated over the past decade.
Its a pity they didn't fix their DNS record management system until after I had to bitch about them on twitter. Other than that, happy with them for over a decade.
Twas the Octospiders in Clarkes Rama series - any member that voted for or was involved in the war itself had an immediate sentence of death after the hostilities ended.
No GPS Satellites are geostationary, sure they all orbit in very predictable paths but they are not geostationary.
Do you think we gave the chinese compromising technical knowledge of the plane by sourcing some magnets from chinese companies?
I never said the US were giving any technical knowledge away, I was merely pointing out that the F-35 program is well past just "testing" airframes at this point, so your assertion that "they are only doing this for the test phase... the main production will be all US parts" is completely false.
The F-35 is already in production and has been for several years - its in a phase called Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP) and the aircraft produced under is are indeed final production examples (barring any rework needed) rather than test aircraft.
100 production standard aircraft have been produced to date.