I'd check out http://www.eec-tuner.com/ or www.tweecer.com or http://www.andersonfordmotorsport.com/pms/pms-50.h tml... I'm a Ford (Mustang specifically) guy, but those are just some of the options I have. I believe other options are available for other manufacturers.
While I agree with your definition of "inciting," I think it's important to note that your and my definition is an OPINION, others may have differing definitions (both more strict and less so). Nearly everyone gets a different "feeling" about any given word than another person may.
Out of sheer ignorance, I truly want to know how OSS developers can be sure Microsoft (because of its closed source nature, at least, til now:) ) hasn't copied some GPL'd code. As in, if no one (at least, effectively no one) can look at Microsoft's code how can anyone be sure Microsoft hasn't lifted some code?
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I'd check out http://www.eec-tuner.com/ or www.tweecer.com or http://www.andersonfordmotorsport.com/pms/pms-50.h tml... I'm a Ford (Mustang specifically) guy, but those are just some of the options I have. I believe other options are available for other manufacturers.
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While I agree with your definition of "inciting," I think it's important to note that your and my definition is an OPINION, others may have differing definitions (both more strict and less so). Nearly everyone gets a different "feeling" about any given word than another person may.
Out of sheer ignorance, I truly want to know how OSS developers can be sure Microsoft (because of its closed source nature, at least, til now :) ) hasn't copied some GPL'd code. As in, if no one (at least, effectively no one) can look at Microsoft's code how can anyone be sure Microsoft hasn't lifted some code?