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It doesn't seem to be enforcable anyway, what is the point of this change?
by gsich 9y ago
It doesn't seem to be enforcable anyway, what is the point of this change?
- ezoe 9y agoWe already have software licences which grant you a copyright usage only when certain conditions are met like: 1. restrict its software to be deployed at one physical or virtual computer. 2. Similar to one but restrict it to be deployed the specific vendor hardware. 3. Non-commercial usage only 4. Commercial usage allowed but only for small company less than 50 employees, buy more expensive license for that. What's the difference? If those ridiculously existing consumer-unfriendly licenses are valid, I think NVIDIA's stupid no-data-center-deployment-except-for-blockchain-processing license is also valid.
- gsich 9y agoWho says that those are valid too?