It was dual licensed (commercial or LGPL) before the switch to (commercial or ) GPL. I don't know if they gave a coherent reason for the switch (although it was probably to discourage use of the free version) but they did make some bizarre claims about what needed to be GPL (which hasn't been tested in court) although I think they later got a little more realistic about server side being unaffected.
The MSI Wind is smaller and lighter than the MacBook air
The directions involve opening the MSI up to install an extra gig of memory and replace the wifi with something OS-X can support. It's not just a change in software.
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The mid 90s called. They have the answer to your question. But here's a reminder:
Other companies eat away at Apple's hardware sales and Apple heads towards bankruptcy
NeXT sells OpenStep for x86 computers. It's at least a decade ahead of everything else (except maybe BeOS). It's very expensive.
The fact you don't remember/know those two pieces of history suggest it wasn't really a stunning success.
sorry, the emphasis isn't on race, but on income and ability to repay loans. Fannie, Freddy, and other lenders were threatened with lawsuits and congressional complaints for not approving (subprime) loans in ghetto/slum areas. Maybe they didn't approve the loans because they are racist. Maybe they didn't approve the loans because they were a bad business decision.
More and more people own their homes in America today. Two-thirds of all Americans own their homes. Yet we have a problem here in America 'cause fewer than half of the hispanics and half of the African Americans own their home. That's a home ownership gap, a gap that we've got to work together to close. And by the end of this decade, we'll increase the number of minority home owners by at least five and a half million families.
(applause)
And of course, one of the larger obstacles to minority ownership is financing. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have committed to provide more money for lenders, they've committed to meet the shortage of capital available for minority homebuyers. Freddie Mac recently began twenty-five initiatives around the country to dismantle barriers and create greater opportunities for home ownership. One of the programs is designed to help deserving families who have bad credit histories to qualify for home ownership loans. You don't have to have a lousy home for first-time home buyers. You put your mind to it, these first-time home buyers, or low income home buyer, can have just as nice a house as anybody else.
Where is the congressional accountability for the subprime loan mess? The Bush administration, as well as democratic members of congress, pushed for Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac to make more loans to poor people, inner city hispanics, african americans, etc. Not surprisingly, they defaulted (maybe that's why they weren't given loans in the first place?) and everyone is suffering as a result.
All I hear is complaints about greedy wallstreet types. What about the people who signed up for loans they couldn't afford? What about the congress that ignore Allan Greenspan's 2005 testimony that Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac were a serious problem? What about the congress that didn't believe poor credit meant an increased risk in defaulting on a loan?
That sounds cute, but I don't see how it helps all that much. If you download and run a trojan/malware that deletes all your files, it's doing what it's supposed to be doing, so it's not malware. If (for example) apache has a buffer overflow/stack smashing problem that lets mr hacker run arbitrary code, that code can still make the same syscalls apache makes.
Usually, the press has a liberal bias but they're interested in scandals and the story dujour, so they focus on what sells. This time around, there's a more blatent pro-Obama skew in the press, and more blogs, partisan websites, and the need for immediacy that doesn't fit in well with an indepth look at the issues.
Once there was a fox. Not a firefox, just a regular fox. As he was walking by the orchard, he spied some apples. They looked lickably delicious, but out of reach. He tried jumping, he tried climbing, he tried shaking the tree, but they were out of reach, so, as he walked away, he told himself, "they were probably sour.". Then he raped a penguin.
In order to get rejected (or accepted) from the apple store, you need to pay $99 to join the iphone developer progeam, which involves accepting the terms. While there is no pen and ink signature, you need to unambiguously accept the terms.
when you're done cleaning your code, maybe you can clean yourself? Take a shower daily. Use soap. Wipe your ass. Wear clean clothes. Trim or shace facial hair.
I use Apple's Preview/display PDF. The only time I've needed to use Acrobat was for filling out IRS tax forms (Preview didn't save the data I entered).
good call. Good curry, lots of women (most of them put out for Americans, no game required ), and plenty of opportunity for high level jobs in their outsourcing industry. Plus, with the lax laws and easy access to grade-A Afghanistan opium, the place is wilder than Las Vegas. I spent 6 months there, partying like a rock star nightly.
That damn apple. They're using the proprietary GCC compiler. And the proprietary darwin kernel. And using the proprietary OpenStep. And the proprietary WebKit. And the proprietary CUPS.
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Don't use MS Word.
I also have a challenge for the slashdot janitors: Link to the original source instead of an ad-laden blog.
It was dual licensed (commercial or LGPL) before the switch to (commercial or ) GPL. I don't know if they gave a coherent reason for the switch (although it was probably to discourage use of the free version) but they did make some bizarre claims about what needed to be GPL (which hasn't been tested in court) although I think they later got a little more realistic about server side being unaffected.
testing is a waste of time and only means you satisfy the test conditions. You're better off just proving your code correct.
The MIT license doesn't prevent anyone else from doing that either.
The mid 90s called. They have the answer to your question. But here's a reminder:
The fact you don't remember/know those two pieces of history suggest it wasn't really a stunning success.
sorry, the emphasis isn't on race, but on income and ability to repay loans. Fannie, Freddy, and other lenders were threatened with lawsuits and congressional complaints for not approving (subprime) loans in ghetto/slum areas. Maybe they didn't approve the loans because they are racist. Maybe they didn't approve the loans because they were a bad business decision.
From a George Bush 2002 speech:
More and more people own their homes in America today. Two-thirds of all Americans own their homes. Yet we have a problem here in America 'cause fewer than half of the hispanics and half of the African Americans own their home. That's a home ownership gap, a gap that we've got to work together to close. And by the end of this decade, we'll increase the number of minority home owners by at least five and a half million families.
(applause)
And of course, one of the larger obstacles to minority ownership is financing. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have committed to provide more money for lenders, they've committed to meet the shortage of capital available for minority homebuyers. Freddie Mac recently began twenty-five initiatives around the country to dismantle barriers and create greater opportunities for home ownership. One of the programs is designed to help deserving families who have bad credit histories to qualify for home ownership loans. You don't have to have a lousy home for first-time home buyers. You put your mind to it, these first-time home buyers, or low income home buyer, can have just as nice a house as anybody else.
but subethaedit has some cool text editing collaboration functionality.
Where is the congressional accountability for the subprime loan mess? The Bush administration, as well as democratic members of congress, pushed for Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac to make more loans to poor people, inner city hispanics, african americans, etc. Not surprisingly, they defaulted (maybe that's why they weren't given loans in the first place?) and everyone is suffering as a result.
All I hear is complaints about greedy wallstreet types. What about the people who signed up for loans they couldn't afford? What about the congress that ignore Allan Greenspan's 2005 testimony that Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac were a serious problem? What about the congress that didn't believe poor credit meant an increased risk in defaulting on a loan?
That sounds cute, but I don't see how it helps all that much. If you download and run a trojan/malware that deletes all your files, it's doing what it's supposed to be doing, so it's not malware. If (for example) apache has a buffer overflow/stack smashing problem that lets mr hacker run arbitrary code, that code can still make the same syscalls apache makes.
Usually, the press has a liberal bias but they're interested in scandals and the story dujour, so they focus on what sells. This time around, there's a more blatent pro-Obama skew in the press, and more blogs, partisan websites, and the need for immediacy that doesn't fit in well with an indepth look at the issues.
Once there was a fox. Not a firefox, just a regular fox. As he was walking by the orchard, he spied some apples. They looked lickably delicious, but out of reach. He tried jumping, he tried climbing, he tried shaking the tree, but they were out of reach, so, as he walked away, he told himself, "they were probably sour.". Then he raped a penguin.
Give the fat people AIDS. They'll lose weight and die, decreasing the amount of methane they produce, which will solve global warming.
T-Mobile has already said they're limiting what can be run. No skype/voip for example.
In order to get rejected (or accepted) from the apple store, you need to pay $99 to join the iphone developer progeam, which involves accepting the terms. While there is no pen and ink signature, you need to unambiguously accept the terms.
the iMacs (excluding the 24") use screen dithering.
QT is the missing 6th.
when you're done cleaning your code, maybe you can clean yourself? Take a shower daily. Use soap. Wipe your ass. Wear clean clothes. Trim or shace facial hair.
It's not nearly as wasteful as buying up loans for deadbeats who bought more house than they could afford.
So of the 6 European Open Source projects I can name of the top of my head, 4 are dual licensed.
Two suggestions: postscript. DVI.
I use Apple's Preview/display PDF. The only time I've needed to use Acrobat was for filling out IRS tax forms (Preview didn't save the data I entered).
good call. Good curry, lots of women (most of them put out for Americans, no game required ), and plenty of opportunity for high level jobs in their outsourcing industry. Plus, with the lax laws and easy access to grade-A Afghanistan opium, the place is wilder than Las Vegas. I spent 6 months there, partying like a rock star nightly.
That damn apple. They're using the proprietary GCC compiler. And the proprietary darwin kernel. And using the proprietary OpenStep. And the proprietary WebKit. And the proprietary CUPS.
You must not be using FireFox.