I can only assume you've never used oracle or you've never used mysql. Actually, my first assumption was that you're a retard, but I'm trying to give you the benefit of doubt.
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I've heard (but haven't verified) that they moved their mac business unit (which generates profit like tim geithner generates failure) to the xbox division to hide those losses.
in my country (the US), we have a saying -- "why buy the cow when you can have the milk for free?". This usually is a reference to pussy, but it also works with Open Source. A lot of Sun's goodies are available under an open source license (CDDL or GPL). Virtual Box, Open Solaris, MySQL, Open Office, Java, hell even SPARC chip designs. IBM can hire brown skin developers to work on Sun's code for less than the cost of purchasing Sun. Hell, they've been working on an OpenOffice fork for a couple years now.
GNU/FreeBSD. FreeBSD kernel (and libc?) + GNU userland (instead of the BSD userland). There's no linux involved (except perhaps the linux syscall emulation)
Ever take a shit then an hour later you need to take another shit? Now I'm not talking diarrhea, or squirrelly brown rope, I'm talking rugged manly shits. Well, I call the second one a "Biden".
The GPL is a solution for a problem that doesn't exist anymore. Big unix is dead. Open source is here and it has the momentum, but the GPL is dead weight.
What if GPL code suddenly turned to BSD code and Microsoft (or anyone else) could steal it? History has shown that private forks of open source software generally don't work.
The open source development model is superior to the closed source development model. When People (or companies) do need to fork open source software, they quickly find their branch out of date and inferior to the mainline. It's easier and more economical to work on the main branch than to keep a closed fork.
Where does that leave the GPL? Primary as a tool for coercing companies into buying the closed-source version of an open source project (ext, mysql, and qt, for example). (Nokia moved QT to LGPL because the GPL wasn't beneficial to them).
the gnaa pinata: get slapped in the face by a bunch of black dongs in the bathroom at a mexican restaurant. Yeah, it's just another friday night for you, but it's still an achievement.
I prefer postgresql because of the stored procedures, triggers, rules, plpgsql, etc.
MySQL 5 sort of has some of that now, but when I las t used it (MySQL 4), I ended up trying to half-ass implement that stuff client side. Postgresql makes it easier to do it right.
That's a bullshit answer. "technical reasons"? Comments used to display on the user page. Comments are still available on the user/comments page. so "Technical reasons" means "we changed it because we felt like changing it and fixing it isn't a priority for us."
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DB2 (and Oracle) have free (but limited) developer/test versions.
I can only assume you've never used oracle or you've never used mysql. Actually, my first assumption was that you're a retard, but I'm trying to give you the benefit of doubt.
I prefer the pink gap.
I've heard (but haven't verified) that they moved their mac business unit (which generates profit like tim geithner generates failure) to the xbox division to hide those losses.
Why aren't the sophisticated listening to ogg vorbis and boycotting Amazon for the one-click patent?
well, it was news (not for nerds) two weeks ago. This must be "stuff that matters (if you're Ted Stevens)" or perhaps "idle."
To boil your post (and maybe mine) down to a Han Solo quote "She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid."
Yeah, you can find shaved pussy on craig's list.
cmdrtaco's toilet slave.
in my country (the US), we have a saying -- "why buy the cow when you can have the milk for free?". This usually is a reference to pussy, but it also works with Open Source. A lot of Sun's goodies are available under an open source license (CDDL or GPL). Virtual Box, Open Solaris, MySQL, Open Office, Java, hell even SPARC chip designs. IBM can hire brown skin developers to work on Sun's code for less than the cost of purchasing Sun. Hell, they've been working on an OpenOffice fork for a couple years now.
GNU/FreeBSD. FreeBSD kernel (and libc?) + GNU userland (instead of the BSD userland). There's no linux involved (except perhaps the linux syscall emulation)
pawn shops are generally regulated and covered by other statutes.
opera for low-end phones uses a proxy that converts the html to a compressed image.
Ever take a shit then an hour later you need to take another shit? Now I'm not talking diarrhea, or squirrelly brown rope, I'm talking rugged manly shits. Well, I call the second one a "Biden".
OS X 10.5 on intel is certified Unix 03 by the Open Group. Other certified Unix include Solaris, HPUX, and AIX.
The GPL is a solution for a problem that doesn't exist anymore. Big unix is dead. Open source is here and it has the momentum, but the GPL is dead weight.
What if GPL code suddenly turned to BSD code and Microsoft (or anyone else) could steal it? History has shown that private forks of open source software generally don't work.
The open source development model is superior to the closed source development model. When People (or companies) do need to fork open source software, they quickly find their branch out of date and inferior to the mainline. It's easier and more economical to work on the main branch than to keep a closed fork.
Where does that leave the GPL? Primary as a tool for coercing companies into buying the closed-source version of an open source project (ext, mysql, and qt, for example). (Nokia moved QT to LGPL because the GPL wasn't beneficial to them).
he's racist cretin. That's the sound a chimp makes.
the gnaa pinata: get slapped in the face by a bunch of black dongs in the bathroom at a mexican restaurant. Yeah, it's just another friday night for you, but it's still an achievement.
No, some involve naked women eating shit.
The peter north discussion, for example, contains dozens of people repeating the same basic arguments over and over:
ACID :).
I prefer postgresql because of the stored procedures, triggers, rules, plpgsql, etc.
MySQL 5 sort of has some of that now, but when I las t used it (MySQL 4), I ended up trying to half-ass implement that stuff client side. Postgresql makes it easier to do it right.
since it's open source, you can add 64-bit yourself. That's the whole point of open source.
couch db is based on erlang. Also, java and javascript are not the same.
"it's not the only 10 inches I have."
That's a bullshit answer. "technical reasons"? Comments used to display on the user page. Comments are still available on the user/comments page. so "Technical reasons" means "we changed it because we felt like changing it and fixing it isn't a priority for us."
android has a CLI, sort of. Some older releases had a little problem where everything you typed was also interpreted by the command line. Oops.