aphexairlines

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by aphexairlines 16y ago
Android phones in Germany (except for G1 and N1) are still dependent on the manufacturer for OS updates and so on. The user (you) can't decide you want 2.2 on your phone when it's released.
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by aphexairlines 16y ago
Can you install whichever OS you like in European handsets?
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by aphexairlines 16y ago
So where are the Dell, Lenovo, Toshiba, Sony, HP, Gateway, Acer, Asus, Alienware, Samsung, MSI, etc of phones?
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by aphexairlines 16y ago
Trashing the field isn't sexist. Bitter, maybe.
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by aphexairlines 16y ago
You can try out any paid Android Market app for 24 hours.
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by aphexairlines 16y ago
What about dialing in?
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by aphexairlines 16y ago
How long does your N1 battery last while on hotspot mode?
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by aphexairlines 16y ago
It makes sense from the perspective of a mutually-beneficial open source deal: you link against my open software, so you open yours too. also, from: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html > The GNU General Public License does not permit
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by aphexairlines 16y ago
The kernel license has an explicit exception to the GPL for user programs: http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/COPYING
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by aphexairlines 16y ago
Somehow I don't see IBM open sourcing WebSphere, J9, DB2, zOS, Lotus Notes, Lotus Live, EAS, Cognos, the Rational lineup, the Tivoli lineup, CloudBurst, ibm.com/cloud, or anything they consider a product.
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by aphexairlines 16y ago
In which website did you mean to post this?
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by aphexairlines 16y ago
In other words, open source developers partially enriched Oracle as a glorified consultancy to the point where the company could buy Sun and its patents for aggressive litigation against an open source project?
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by aphexairlines 16y ago
> EC2 only came about because Amazon run their servers on it, and they had so much spare capacity, so they sell it. False. http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/cloud-computing/20...