Well no, that won't work. I leave the country with my car on a regular basis. I see no reason for the US government to tax miles driven outside the US
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Sure, that's a nice plan but it costs time (time==money) to determine what can and can not be released. I wish it could be done but it's not as simple as posting a tar ball to an ftp server.
As for YellowTab, their legal rights to the BeOS source code has never been made clear.
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People seem to forget that there are parts of the BeOS source code that can not be released legally. At least not as is. It would take quite an effort to secure the agreements with other companies and/or re write the relevent portions from scratch.
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What blasphemy laws? Please do enlighten us...
I suspect gx5000 is confusing Ireland's blasphemy laws with the UK.
Can't they just read an odometer
Well no, that won't work. I leave the country with my car on a regular basis. I see no reason for the US government to tax miles driven outside the US
Sure, that's a nice plan but it costs time (time==money) to determine what can and can not be released. I wish it could be done but it's not as simple as posting a tar ball to an ftp server.
As for YellowTab, their legal rights to the BeOS source code has never been made clear.
People seem to forget that there are parts of the BeOS source code that can not be released legally. At least not as is. It would take quite an effort to secure the agreements with other companies and/or re write the relevent portions from scratch.
actualy, you need a Voodoo2 or Voodoo3
Voodoo does not work in BeOS nor does the voodoo rush.