moeffju

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   by moeffju 18y ago

   More likely they let it expire or the registrar messed up. (DHH claims the latter: http://twitter.com/d2h/status/1590279638 ) (Speculation: Why don't US registrars usually offer autorenewal? Here in Europe, especially Germany, it is unthin
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   by moeffju 18y ago

   The only thing that comes to my mind is: Someone's had to do it. But it's still interesting that it's Oracle who did. This brings InnoDB/BDB and MySQL and of course Oracle under one umbrella. Also, Java now 'belongs to' Oracle, as does So
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   by moeffju 18y ago

   They will appeal and the trial will be drawn out for months if not years. And even if they finally lose, the servers and the infrastructure will not be affected - they withstood raids, DDoS's, server moves, etc. This will only serve to make
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   by moeffju 18y ago

   Maybe people could just agree on a canon of shorthand phrases (in clear english) that expand to legalese mumbo-jumbo. Then slap a huge disclaimer "this document uses ClearContract[tm] shorthand" on. Seriously though, this problem is not lim
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   by moeffju 18y ago

   It would be great if someone were to bring the full feature set of the Tenori-on to software. It's a very cool tool, but the price is prohibitive for people who just want to experiment with music.