Re:could be safer than rolercoaster
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Despite what the brochure says, the robot is not running on Windows. There is a real-time OS that runs the motion system. Windows is used only for the operator's user interface.
BGA sockets are usually only used for prototyping, not for any kind of volume production. So the only other choice is to make a CPU daughtercard. Do Macs use daughter boards nowadays? I don't suppose Apple would let these guys purchase Apple-brand daughtercards for their Amiga motherboard.
On the contrary. Linus doesn't say anything about IP rights being used for private enterprise. Rather, he makes the point that IP in the public domain is Good Thing. There is room for both ideas in a sane world. Microsoft would like to spin the open-source movement as anti-business, anti-private property, anti-capitalist and anti-motherhood and apple pie.
So what happend next!? Did they follow up on
their threats? Or, as I suspect, did the whole
thing fizzle out because you didn't make any more
public comments about the company?
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Despite what the brochure says, the robot is not running on Windows. There is a real-time OS that runs the motion system. Windows is used only for the operator's user interface.
True dat.
BGA sockets are usually only used for prototyping, not for
any kind of volume production. So the only other choice is to make
a CPU daughtercard. Do Macs use daughter boards nowadays?
I don't suppose Apple would let these guys purchase Apple-brand
daughtercards for their Amiga motherboard.
On the contrary. Linus doesn't say anything about IP rights being used for private enterprise. Rather, he makes the point that IP in the public domain is Good Thing. There is room for both ideas in a sane world. Microsoft would like to spin the open-source movement as anti-business, anti-private property, anti-capitalist and anti-motherhood and apple pie.
2000-03-15 14:08:18
The t-shirt will more than make up for the
chunk of skylab that killed my cat.
So what happend next!? Did they follow up on
their threats? Or, as I suspect, did the whole
thing fizzle out because you didn't make any more
public comments about the company?