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plam3ns
12y ago
> Would support have received, investigated, fixed the issue and uploaded fixed binaries before we finished our two-week assignment? While I can't talk in the name of LW, as a former customer I can assert that we had not a single su
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plam3ns
12y ago
This is very simple. Saying that a Ferarri or a good Swiss watch or building an oil rafinery is expensive, because one doesn't want or can't buy it, just for the sake of it, is without sense. Cost as an absolute number is often me
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plam3ns
12y ago
> Sure, the only conclusion you've drawn from my comment is LispWorks is perfect and we're to blame because we were a bunch of uneducated undergraduates. Great attitude. No - just reread what I have written. There are establish
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plam3ns
12y ago
In no case I see insult - I just still wonder - probably having English as by far not my first language leaves a lot to desire in the way I try to convince someone to open a book before moaning "stupid". "Well, I was forced t
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plam3ns
12y ago
Of course I might fail to understand the reason :) First - OM is licensed under GPL (see their website). While the word "open" in the context of GPL can be discutable depending on the view of the gp, that's not a fault of Lis
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plam3ns
12y ago
Hello, yes, it required a commercial implementation of Common Lisp, of which a license at that time (and still today!) can be purchased cheaply, of which you could have downloaded the "Personal Edition", which has very few limitat