It had donated IP so they would need agreements with all contributors. The only way to "sell" it would be if all the contributors had licensed it to the coordinator.
This is not true. It is often used for commercial transactions to confirm value, but never with charities. And as they did not charge, they could be called a charity (not for tax purposes) and gifted the license with restrictions.
If course a no cost license agreement for them to continue would actually strengthen their trademark. More than this, actually as it is a formal recognition and agreement. This is less effective at defending trademark and pisses off their best customers.
Well that is new. I bought a single desktop support just last year. I am betting you could buy it if you called. I also bet it will return to the website if a lot of people call!:)
Linux is unfamiliar and is hard to get help for unless you want to put up with impatient volunteers lacking people skills (I'm just the messenger).
All of the major distributions offer paid commercial support. And there are independent businesses that also support Linux. It is only if you want free support that you need to talk with "impatient volunteers lacking people skills."
What does that have to do with mass transit? People simply die without access to affordable food. Hence grocery stores for most people, catering for the rich people, and meal ingredient delivery stores for the upper middle class. Doesn't relate at all to the economics and politics of mass transit.
If you look at what the stores actually stock, it is well beyond purely survival level. They provide what the market wants. What the market does not want is poor quality mass transit. If it did, someone would provide it. What it wants is easy and directed individual transit. Which is what Uber, Lyft, and traditional Taxis provide. And they are doing very well at it.
Save money? I am writing this comment on a 10 year old laptop that still works fine. (Admittedly, it was an expensive laptop, and now performs like a average laptop) But a 5 year old Pixel is EOL? https://www.reddit.com/r/chrom... Does not seem like a savings to me.
How about we just buy a phone that we don't have to go through all that bullshit on straight out of the box? Why is that a hard ask?
If the first thing you have to do to a brand new device in order to make it work properly is completely wipe it and install some third party software image, then it's broken from the factory, and a defective design.
You mean like Windows. (Google pcdecrapffier) But I do agree. Which is why I have tried to buya Linux phone. I am still trying. Bueller... Bueller...
Just pick one you can root and strip out all the crap it preinstalls. Much like a Windows PC.:)
At least with an Android you can still install software outside the Play Store walled garden.
And ergonomics will converge. All cars now have a steering wheel, a horn in the middle, wipers on a stalk on the right and turn signals on the left. And Lamborghini also makes red cars, and Ferrari is not suing. If they copied IOS, I could see it, but this is just a stupid waste of time and money.
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But fighting companies as large as CBS is VERY EXPENSIVE and time consuming. I can not blame them for not wanting to risk everything they own.
I am just looking for the torrents. You know this has more attention now than it ever did.
It had donated IP so they would need agreements with all contributors. The only way to "sell" it would be if all the contributors had licensed it to the coordinator.
This is not true. It is often used for commercial transactions to confirm value, but never with charities. And as they did not charge, they could be called a charity (not for tax purposes) and gifted the license with restrictions.
Amazon Prime Video. I have enjoyed there productions quite a bit. The Tick was amazing!
If course a no cost license agreement for them to continue would actually strengthen their trademark. More than this, actually as it is a formal recognition and agreement. This is less effective at defending trademark and pisses off their best customers.
They could go with SafeNames. Rock solid and all for the price of a couple of beers a year per domain name.
I have NEVER received one. I have several domains. Perhaps you should get a real registrar. Like SafeNames which is what I use.
Ubuntu doesn't appear to even offer individual support. You have buy at least 50 PC's.
Well that is new. I bought a single desktop support just last year. I am betting you could buy it if you called. I also bet it will return to the website if a lot of people call! :)
I use Firefox in part because it's the only one of the major browsers to not be owned by a major tech company
You could use Chromium or Vivaldi and be even less corporate influenced, but still chrome compatible.
Chromium or Vivaldi. (Or both, for different ecosystems) All of the good of chrome and none of the Google.
Sing along...
My iPhone Ex's live in Texas... That's why I hang my hat in Galaxy!
But individual transit essentially does the opposite of what mass transit it supposed to do. They increase pollution and increase traffic congestion.
No, what transit is supposed to do is move people from place to place. And individual transit does that better.
What does that have to do with mass transit? People simply die without access to affordable food. Hence grocery stores for most people, catering for the rich people, and meal ingredient delivery stores for the upper middle class. Doesn't relate at all to the economics and politics of mass transit.
If you look at what the stores actually stock, it is well beyond purely survival level. They provide what the market wants. What the market does not want is poor quality mass transit. If it did, someone would provide it. What it wants is easy and directed individual transit. Which is what Uber, Lyft, and traditional Taxis provide. And they are doing very well at it.
Powerful people don't use mass transit, therefore there is no priority on mass transit.
Powerful people don't use grocery stores either, yet they seem to work well.
Save money? I am writing this comment on a 10 year old laptop that still works fine. (Admittedly, it was an expensive laptop, and now performs like a average laptop) But a 5 year old Pixel is EOL? https://www.reddit.com/r/chrom... Does not seem like a savings to me.
Rent to lose your privacy... Remember that after 5 years it is EOL, and boot locked so you can not change it. https://www.reddit.com/r/chrom...
Really? You can click on a link in a webpage and download and install an app to an iPhone without jailbreaking? Because you can with Android.
Note: If you actually can now, I am impressed!
How about we just buy a phone that we don't have to go through all that bullshit on straight out of the box? Why is that a hard ask?
If the first thing you have to do to a brand new device in order to make it work properly is completely wipe it and install some third party software image, then it's broken from the factory, and a defective design.
You mean like Windows. (Google pcdecrapffier) But I do agree. Which is why I have tried to buya Linux phone. I am still trying. Bueller... Bueller...
Do try to keep up.
With all the changes for the sake of change, it is getting damn hard! :)
You do not need to root it to install software outside the play store...
Just pick one you can root and strip out all the crap it preinstalls. Much like a Windows PC. :)
At least with an Android you can still install software outside the Play Store walled garden.
And ergonomics will converge. All cars now have a steering wheel, a horn in the middle, wipers on a stalk on the right and turn signals on the left. And Lamborghini also makes red cars, and Ferrari is not suing. If they copied IOS, I could see it, but this is just a stupid waste of time and money.
Did you know you can use FaceBook without the app?