I think we need to teach these cocksuckers a lesson. Let's boycott ISO and all ISO standards. Hopefully, it will be as successful as our amazon boycott!!
GNUStep's is ahead of the pack here, since OpenStep included color management. Obviously, it needs work to get up to Apple quality, and some of that depends on X.org, but the foundation is there today, whereas gnome color support will be an attrocious hack if it's ever added.
1989: GPL v1 released (based on emacs, gdb, gcc licenses)
1991: Linux released
1992(?): Linux put under GPL.
Anyhow, many of the utilities were from the 1987--1992 time frame, some were earlier and ported to minix.
You can browse some of them here (at least the modern incarnations)
/* patch - a program to apply diffs to original files
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* Copyright 1986, Larry Wall
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* This program may be copied as long as you don't try to make any
* money off of it, or pretend that you wrote it
Yes... Early linux was influenced by minix, not HURD, and used the minix userland, not GNU. Minix utilities often had oddball licenses (like no distribution of modified copies), but they would eventually be relicensed under the Linux Public License, rewritten, or replaced with BSD versions.
OS X is using LLVM/JIT for their OpenGL stack. LLVM will probably have an increased presence in the future (Grand Central, OpenCL, and eventually replacing GCC with LLVM-GCC). Maybe someday, "Universal Binary" will mean LLVM bytecode.
jabber (supported by google mail) and yahoo im... I used to get laid fairly regularly with yahoo chat hookups. (And I was gay or had no standards, it would have been at least twice a day!) It went massively downhill with the bots though:(
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I like the freedom to fuck my neighbor, I just wish the girl next door believed in FREE (as in no strings attached) sex.
As the demand exceeds the supply, suppliers will charge more. Buyers will either pay more, use less, or find alternatives. High prices will encourage capitalists to invest money in finding alternatives, new sources, increasing yield, etc.
The only thing that will prevent that from happening is government intervention (oh noes! Big Gallium (tm) is price gouging!)
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1) The BSD license has a disclaimer of warranty, whereas public domain doesn't.
2) The intentions are clear and well recognized. With some code, it's not quite clear what license (if any) it's under, restrictions, where it's from, etc.
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I think we need to teach these cocksuckers a lesson. Let's boycott ISO and all ISO standards. Hopefully, it will be as successful as our amazon boycott!!
That linus torvaldes guy isn't selling linux, so I guess that should be public domain as well?
GNUStep's is ahead of the pack here, since OpenStep included color management. Obviously, it needs work to get up to Apple quality, and some of that depends on X.org, but the foundation is there today, whereas gnome color support will be an attrocious hack if it's ever added.
This explains it even better:
T. Boone Pickens is building wind farms. J. Random Blogger is sitting in his underwear, picking his pud.
I'm wondering why they'd go with pcc over llvm. llvm is under a BSD-like license and actively being developed (by Apple as well as others).
I paid a ho $20 for mouth-to-ass and got anal ubuntu!
FTP. HTTP. eDonkey.
I don't see djbdns listed... except in the references and credits.
if you're reading this, you're unlikely to have offspring.
anybody using ext3 deserves to be horribly beaten and tortured.
If it's open source, why is seeing it rare?
my DNA is raid-1 billion replicated.
Erlang is a functional language.
Anyhow, many of the utilities were from the 1987--1992 time frame, some were earlier and ported to minix.
You can browse some of them here (at least the modern incarnations)
*
* Copyright 1986, Larry Wall
*
* This program may be copied as long as you don't try to make any
* money off of it, or pretend that you wrote it
Yes... Early linux was influenced by minix, not HURD, and used the minix userland, not GNU. Minix utilities often had oddball licenses (like no distribution of modified copies), but they would eventually be relicensed under the Linux Public License, rewritten, or replaced with BSD versions.
The rule doesn't just check the usear agent, it also checks for a missing Accept-Encoding header.
OS X is using LLVM/JIT for their OpenGL stack. LLVM will probably have an increased presence in the future (Grand Central, OpenCL, and eventually replacing GCC with LLVM-GCC). Maybe someday, "Universal Binary" will mean LLVM bytecode.
I used to chat with girls online, meet them, and stick my penis into their vagina.
try goat-say.
but it was 222 small. So she took 51 pills, 8 times a day, and ended up...
jabber (supported by google mail) and yahoo im... I used to get laid fairly regularly with yahoo chat hookups. (And I was gay or had no standards, it would have been at least twice a day!) It went massively downhill with the bots though :(
I like the freedom to fuck my neighbor, I just wish the girl next door believed in FREE (as in no strings attached) sex.
The only thing that will prevent that from happening is government intervention (oh noes! Big Gallium (tm) is price gouging!)
2) The intentions are clear and well recognized. With some code, it's not quite clear what license (if any) it's under, restrictions, where it's from, etc.
it was for 1 month, --> 2100 spam --> less than a week's work replying.