You can sell Free software quite easily, although market forces called "It's illegal to try to stop copying" take over. You're conflating definitions of free.
If you don't see the wrongness of somebody wanting to make something proprietary then why do you see wrongness in making something incapable of being rendered proprietary?
I wasn't actually making a moral point at that point but merely stating that a corporate entity will be most likely to make any modifications to a BSD product proprietary.
DO WITHOUT. It may not be an appealing option, but it IS a option.
I wouldn't really call the French Revolution 'stable' considering what happened during it. But seriously it's probably named after France because that's where it was discovered.
Linux is unix training wheels, while BSD *is* unix.
Which is the reason it's called the "Unix Haters Handbook" and not the "Linux Haters Handbook". (I keed, I keed, I actually like BSD, and I know when the Handbook was written, I just don't like the elitism from BSDers)
No, we just need to get it as far away from elections as possible. Getting it as far away from television and the other media as possible is a good idea as well, not just for the political ad reason but also for the cancellation-of-good-shows reason.
Actually, I think the age of consent there is 16. Personally I don't give a fuck about the Foley incident except in the form of "what comes around, goes around" and that any bad news for the Republicans around this time is good news for getting these fuckers out.
AMD is still cheaper for an equivalent processor, and let's face it, the very high end of Intel processors, which are only faster for very CPU-bound operations(which are incredibly rare), doesn't have much of a market.
Google actually does some good things for open source, like the whole Summer of Code thing, and hiring a bunch of open source developers. Nintendo is shit though in that department, and the most open console this generation is Sony.
It's often not that they don't want to release the source but that they don't want it to become a major asset to their competitors--which is why we see a lot of GPL software from companies and also a lot of software under weird licenses like the CDDL but almost no corporate software under the BSD.
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If you don't see the wrongness of somebody wanting to make something proprietary then why do you see wrongness in making something incapable of being rendered proprietary?
I wasn't actually making a moral point at that point but merely stating that a corporate entity will be most likely to make any modifications to a BSD product proprietary. Until you need it for your job.
I wouldn't really call the French Revolution 'stable' considering what happened during it. But seriously it's probably named after France because that's where it was discovered.
"Red Sky" was a great episode :)
Yes, but they, unlike other patentholders, let you dream of it. They also give you hard-core soft porn, although I don't understand how that works.
Khan! KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!
I know The Answer is 42, but I don't know The Question.
Inflation didn't really exist until after the Depression. Or at least, it wasn't a constant rise until then.
No, we just need to get it as far away from elections as possible. Getting it as far away from television and the other media as possible is a good idea as well, not just for the political ad reason but also for the cancellation-of-good-shows reason.
Actually, I think the age of consent there is 16. Personally I don't give a fuck about the Foley incident except in the form of "what comes around, goes around" and that any bad news for the Republicans around this time is good news for getting these fuckers out.
I can see that Zonk chose who got modpoints today...
I completely agree with what you say. The original TI-89 still looks good.
Yeah, I thought Apple was the one whose products had an expiremental power source based on their smug sense of superiority!
Most Americans do. But Europeans generally prefer the term "euros".
AMD never had anything even remotely similar to the F00F bug Intel had.
AMD is still cheaper for an equivalent processor, and let's face it, the very high end of Intel processors, which are only faster for very CPU-bound operations(which are incredibly rare), doesn't have much of a market.
Google actually does some good things for open source, like the whole Summer of Code thing, and hiring a bunch of open source developers. Nintendo is shit though in that department, and the most open console this generation is Sony.
MacGyver's not really that useful anymore. You'd really want Samantha Carter.
These people are on Myspace. 'Nuff said.
Because they really like Brandon Flowers' band.
It's often not that they don't want to release the source but that they don't want it to become a major asset to their competitors--which is why we see a lot of GPL software from companies and also a lot of software under weird licenses like the CDDL but almost no corporate software under the BSD.
I'm amazed that Brandon Flowers doesn't have Bill Gates on some sort of block-list by now.
Or, he could just use Python ;)