That has nothing to do with Google Earth, everyone has been able to buy those exact satellite pictures for quite some time before Google Earth was there.
The minimum price for a QuickBird picture is 4352$, which will get you imagery of 272 km.
I'm one of the maintainers of a GPL project, and GPLv3 certainly does not alienate me. In fact, I'll encourage switching to GPLv3 once it's ready, which really should not be a problem, considering that we currently license our project under GPL2 or later.
ISDN is like 1 or 2 euros more per month, and you get three phone numbers and two lines for that extra euro.
It is widely popular, especially because it took quite a while for broadband to get more popular, so lots of people now have ISDN because they wanted to be online and be able to use the phone at the same time a few years ago.
You can't argue that a company that is being traded on NYSE is mostly owned by US investment houses, there are lots of companies that are traded on several different stock exchanges.
If you're talking about Germany, you're flat-out wrong. You can say pretty much anything about WWII and the Nazis, you just can't deny the holocaust happened.
Looks like you didn't have any Economics classes in College, otherwise you'd know that a Monopoly is bad for an economy, and that's the reason why leveraging a monopoly in one market to gain an advantage in another market is forbidden.
Whereas some countries, like Germany, have come with a wise proposition to only include the most essential rights in the constitution, the government of Finland wants to hear none of it.
Uh, not quite. The german parliament has ratified the constitution.
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That has nothing to do with Google Earth, everyone has been able to buy those exact satellite pictures for quite some time before Google Earth was there. The minimum price for a QuickBird picture is 4352$, which will get you imagery of 272 km.
I'm one of the maintainers of a GPL project,
and GPLv3 certainly does not alienate me.
In fact, I'll encourage switching to GPLv3 once it's ready,
which really should not be a problem, considering that we
currently license our project under GPL2 or later.
Little companies? WizKids is owned by Topps.
Age of consent in Germany is 16, not 18.
Under-age sex above the age of 16 is not illegal in Germany.
Growth in Germany is not stagnant. It may have been until about a year and a half ago, but not anymore.
ISDN is like 1 or 2 euros more per month, and you get three phone numbers and two lines for that extra euro. It is widely popular, especially because it took quite a while for broadband to get more popular, so lots of people now have ISDN because they wanted to be online and be able to use the phone at the same time a few years ago.
The open-source flash-decoder swfdec supports YouTube since the latest release.
You can't argue that a company that is being traded on NYSE is mostly owned by US investment houses, there are lots of companies that are traded on several different stock exchanges.
If you're talking about Germany, you're flat-out wrong.
You can say pretty much anything about WWII and the Nazis, you just can't deny the holocaust happened.
It didn't get outlawed, shops were just not allowed to advertise it and sell it to minors. Big difference there.
Haha, very funny, the only thing that's wrong is that you're wrong. Try 'flauschig'.
AFAIK it's used already for domain names to contain non-ascii characters.
Playing Megamek.
It's not a restriction, the one accepting the license gets more rights than from pure GPL.
It's http://meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-mee tings/2006/debconf6/theora-small/2006-05-14/tower/ O penSolaris_Java_and_Debian-Simon_Phipps__Alvaro_Lo pez_Ortega.ogg
Looks like you didn't have any Economics classes in College, otherwise you'd know that a Monopoly is bad for an economy, and that's the reason why leveraging a monopoly in one market to gain an advantage in another market is forbidden.
European Union != Europe.
If you want to write software using 3D stuff from post-1995 you NEED nVidia/ATI binary drivers, because the other ones are useless.
Except that the open source drivers work just fine for the Radeon 8500, which is not only post-1995, put post-2001.
Whereas some countries, like Germany, have come with a wise proposition to only include the most essential rights in the constitution, the government of Finland wants to hear none of it.
Uh, not quite. The german parliament has ratified the constitution.
What does scalability have to do with speed of releases?
What does robustness have to do with how many people do the security updates?
A foreign court can certainly tell a US company what to do, when that company is conducting business in that foreign country.
The no-flush urinals we have in the department of Geography at the University in Cologne don't smell at all.
Uh? The compiled-to-machine-code-using-GCJ Eclipse is a lot faster than the normal bytecode version.
American Catholic Christians != Catholic Christians in general. Try asking that question in Europe.