3 ms·
It's in the EULA–simply using the software is enough to be bound to that term. Sure, the benchmarks can be leaked, published anonymously, etc…but the term is e
by manarth 9y ago
It's in the EULA–simply using the software is enough to be bound to that term.
Sure, the benchmarks can be leaked, published anonymously, etc…but the term is enough to prevent an academic from publishing it as a peer-reviewed, credible piece of research.
- viraptor 9y agoI think what the OP meant was that you accept the contract and the EULA when you buy/install the product. Anyone connecting to the database and using it does not have to accept the same.