Who is the large European bank mentioned in that article that won't use GPL software? Wouldn't the GPL, in this case, just have given them the rights to the source code they are buying from ActiveGrid? Is there some unforeseen danger as the article implies?
All cars already have black boxes! "Black box" is a term to mean recorded data on any ECU like velocity during a crash, was seat belt on during a crash etc, not a physical box that just collects data and does nothing else.
One where you can use.net objects and a unixy one with things like "bindkey -v" so I can get calls from people who say they can't type things in my window ("you need to hit i").
Let's say you wanted to open a business, let's say a small factory that machines parts.
Let's say it's successful and it costs me $1.20 to to make the part.
If it's a retail part, Wal-Mart will then come to me and try and help me move my factory to China saving say $0.20 a part. For non-retail, General Motors will let me know that I have a competitor in China where they can get the part for $1.00 so you will also need to get it to them at that price.
I think it has far more to do with this than the OSHA regulations and such that you are referring to. China & India have plenty of regulation/hurdles to overcome to.
Hopefully, the programmer that finds bringing up a terminal window to be a complicated task and typing "man printf" too cryptic will soon give up programming.
No they don't. They use several versions developed at home of the Merkava.
Egypt uses the M1A1 Abrams. Saudi Arabia and Kuwait use separate versions of the M1A2 Abrams as their main battle tank.
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Who is the large European bank mentioned in that article that won't use GPL software? Wouldn't the GPL, in this case, just have given them the rights to the source code they are buying from ActiveGrid? Is there some unforeseen danger as the article implies?
All cars already have black boxes! "Black box" is a term to mean recorded data on any ECU like velocity during a crash, was seat belt on during a crash etc, not a physical box that just collects data and does nothing else.
Microsoft never perfected operating systems. Go learn about Windows.
Can't they have multiple shells?
.net objects and a unixy one with things like "bindkey -v" so I can get calls from people who say they can't type things in my window ("you need to hit i").
One where you can use
Not being a "Cheerful Charlie" doesn't equate to not having people skills.
Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays!
So you don't think there are benefits from having people with different perspectives (like say women)?
You're not fucking serious are you?
You mean C don't you?
Suse usually has a "network install" which is pretty much like this.
Japanese car companies are better run companies (and better to work for) than Detroit
I assume you mean better to work for, if you live in Japan.
Maybe 1/80th of automotive product development jobs in the US are at Japanese car companies, if that. Is ANY powertrain development done in the US?
Ultra-low-sulfur diesel will be used in the US & Canada starting in 2007 (97% cleaner the current). That article doesn't address that.
You could use mp3splt:
http://mp3wrap.sourceforge.net/
Here are instructions using similar hardware and Debian (fanless EPIA ME-6000):
/ my thtv_debian_epia_pvr350_walkthrough
http://www-isl.mach.uni-karlsruhe.de/~hi93/myth
These weren't very difficult to follow & this solution worked right away.
Hopefully, the programmer that finds bringing up a terminal window to be a complicated task and typing "man printf" too cryptic will soon give up programming.
No they don't. They use several versions developed at home of the Merkava. Egypt uses the M1A1 Abrams. Saudi Arabia and Kuwait use separate versions of the M1A2 Abrams as their main battle tank.