If the FSF became a BSA member, it would be entitled to that assistance for GPL projects whose authors assigned copyright to the FSF. I can taste the delicious flavor of irony now.
I would feel the same way. But I can't picture a job candidate with a three digit IQ actually telling you that he'd just veg out while waiting for the dependency on the PERT chart. (Of course, if he did, you'd either want to hire him for his candor or not hire him for his stupidity.)
Anyway, I knew about GIF, but didn't think about PNG. Guess that was about the time of the Unisys LZW fiasco. CIS lost its allure for me when they ditched the old forum software and forced people over to HMI. (I really miss the file libraries for the old 8 bits.) But I was one of those nerds that preferred TAPCIS to CIM. (Really, I preferred to read online, but at $12+/hour at 1200 baud, it would have been too expensive.)
And we see where CompuServe is now, ten years late to the Internet party. It was cool back in the day, though. A and B protocols, FILTRN, CB and the way 1337 PDP-10 stuff in the PROgrammers' area.
Why, sir, boss, sir, I can't imagine my ever running out of things to do in such a challenging environment and with such sage leadership as yours, but in the extremely unlikely event that I did, I would immediately approach you to determine what skills you in your infinite wisdom our next big priority will require and immediately set to work researching them and planning my upcoming evenings and weekends around learning as much as I could about them.
Behavioral questions only tell you something when they're not obvious.
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If the FSF became a BSA member, it would be entitled to that assistance for GPL projects whose authors assigned copyright to the FSF. I can taste the delicious flavor of irony now.
Only the first time you forget to log out :).
I would feel the same way. But I can't picture a job candidate with a three digit IQ actually telling you that he'd just veg out while waiting for the dependency on the PERT chart. (Of course, if he did, you'd either want to hire him for his candor or not hire him for his stupidity.)
Anyway, I knew about GIF, but didn't think about PNG. Guess that was about the time of the Unisys LZW fiasco. CIS lost its allure for me when they ditched the old forum software and forced people over to HMI. (I really miss the file libraries for the old 8 bits.) But I was one of those nerds that preferred TAPCIS to CIM. (Really, I preferred to read online, but at $12+/hour at 1200 baud, it would have been too expensive.)
That's not fair. Apu holds a Ph.D in Computer Science, for crying out loud.
And we see where CompuServe is now, ten years late to the Internet party. It was cool back in the day, though. A and B protocols, FILTRN, CB and the way 1337 PDP-10 stuff in the PROgrammers' area.
Behavioral questions only tell you something when they're not obvious.
And if you found them posting here, pass.
first post!
When the found it and scanned the service tag. Look, no one said it was likely, just that it was possible. (Trivial, in fact.)
and not have to do it from IE!
"Behold the man! He is the greatest troll!" (actually, I don't think the Romans had a trollus, -i M., heh.)
ecce homo! trollus maximus est.
Thank you, kind sir.
I claim this first poast in the name of all that is right and good.
Wasn't Sadaam Hussein going to do that for his nuclear weapons program?
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SOURCE: VA Software (formerly VA Linux, formerly VA Research), Inc.
VA Software, Inc. Issues Letter to Shareholders
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VA is uniquely positioned with a market-leading gamut of revenue-free software products, such as SourceForge and community-maintained P2P discussion portals such as Slashdot. There is no significant competition in the free software and services market at this time.
About VA Software
VA Software is the provider of SourceForge, the collaborative software development (CSD) platform with more than 400,000 users worldwide. SourceForge Enterprise Edition helps IT and engineering organizations accelerate application development by integrating tools for developers to collaborate and for managers to gain insight into development activities across different locations, teams and participants. Information on VA Software's SourceForge enterprise software product, services and support is available at www.vasoftware.com.
Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements: This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including statements regarding the anticipated customer benefits from SourceForge Enterprise Edition 3.1. Actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied in such forward-looking statements due to various factors, including: VA's ability to successfully attract, retain and motivate employees; VA's reliance upon strategic relationships with other companies and its ability to negotiate, close and implement specific terms relating to them; rapid technological and market change; competition with, and pricing pressures from, more established competitors; and VA's ability to protect and defend its intellectual property rights. Investors should consult VA's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for its quarter ended Jan. 26, 2002, for further information regarding these and the other risks of the Company's business. These documents are available at the SEC Web site: www.sec.gov. VA assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking information contained in this news release.
Note to editors: VA Software and SourceForge are trademarks or registered trademarks of VA Software Corp. in the United States and in other countries. Rational and ClearCase are registered trademarks of Rational Software Corp. Solaris is a registered trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.
Contact Information:
VA Software Corp.
Malda Kreamer, 511/555-7018
malda@vasoftware.com
Imagine the ugly freeway pileups when the two cars tried to stay in range.
Because if that isn't "deep linking," I don't know what is.
I don't think the Army's so much looking for Linux-using rebels as Microsoft users willing to follow orders in its enlisted ranks.
Thank you! I think I'm going to grab one.
Did you just have to build a serial cable for that, or did you have to build some other interface electronics to make it talk to your computer?
Or use Usenet.