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I couldn't possibly comment. This would be close to me breaking NDA ground here, so sorry about that. I know that the legal department took software licensing v
by throwaway_jddev 9y ago
I couldn't possibly comment. This would be close to me breaking NDA ground here, so sorry about that. I know that the legal department took software licensing very seriously and we had a narrow range of licenses we could use.
- mholt 9y agoNDA on open source libraries? Don't those licenses usually require attribution at the very least? Where can we find the license file? Surely JD is complying with license requirements, which would require disclosing the libs used...
- Pxl_Buzzard 9y agoI don't think it's fair to assume an ex-employee knows the details of the software licenses or where to find them. If he knows more concrete details (like a link to the license file) I imagine he would share, but otherwise invoking NDA is a safety measure to avoid sharing potentially incorrect/outdated info.
- tobltobs 9y agoInstead of now even hiding behind some lame excuses like NDAs, how about answering the most asked question: How does replacing hardware parts does risk lives? Why is the situation different for JD than for eg. car manufacturers?