WebSphere App Dev Studio is based on Eclipse, which is open source.
WAS uses several open source components in addition to Apache, such as the previously mention Xerces, Xalan, etc, and parts of Tomcat (the Jasper JSP compiler).
If anything, the vast address space of IPv6 will mean that every device can have its own, permanent, hard coded address, just in case it ever wants to get on the net.
Actually, the Hare-Clark electoral system is nothing to do with a computer program. It's the voting system that is used in the ACT (and Tasmania, for that matter).
I would have thought that the sentence you quote, "with all source code released un the [...] GPL" would have been a bit of a tip off.
Just a small clarification... The Linux port of Domino was actually initiated as an "underground" project within Iris long before the "papa IBM came down" and main-streamed it.
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WAS uses several open source components in addition to Apache, such as the previously mention Xerces, Xalan, etc, and parts of Tomcat (the Jasper JSP compiler).
And Jasper, the JSP compiler from TomCat
If anything, the vast address space of IPv6 will mean that every device can have its own, permanent, hard coded address, just in case it ever wants to get on the net.
Name resolution will still be a problem.
http://www.elections.act.gov.au/hare.htmll arke.htm
http://abc.net.au/public/elections/2001act/hare_c
http://polisci.nelson.com/electsys.html
and, of course,
http://www.google.com/search?q=Hare-Clark+electora l+system
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I would have thought that the sentence you quote, "with all source code released un the [...] GPL" would have been a bit of a tip off.
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I'm sure magellan will be just wonderful, but does it have to look so much like outlook?
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Individuals are just survival capsules for genes, and species are a more or less irrelevant construct of convenience for humans.
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Otherwise, and excellent post!
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