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by ra 15y ago
You MUST find a good attorney with relevant experience. If your case is solid you will come to an arrangement on deffered payment of fees.
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Ask PG Formatting suggestion. Please can > denote quoting (and be italicised)
5 points by ra 15y ago|3 comments
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by ra 15y ago
OP here; thank you. I think what you say is spot on. > You're looking for a solution, not a problem. I know that sounds like a cliche, but it's exactly what you're doing. Yep, I think you're right. How did you get that from what little
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by ra 15y ago
> This is why, in my opinion, having the GPL force code sharing may sound nice in theory, but in practice it isn't very interesting. GPL becomes tremendously powerful once the licensed technology becomes significantly important enough t
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by ra 15y ago
Yes. Something like x dollars per customer per year would be slightly less optimised but more robust and defensible. Don't forget that by providing you with sales / revenue / customer management they are bringing a lot of value to the table
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Ask HN Surely all the good niches aren't taken?
15 points by ra 15y ago|17 comments
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by ra 15y ago
Dupe: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3073521
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by ra 15y ago
Congrats! If you have any customers in APac you need taken care of, drop me an email.
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by ra 15y ago
That's really neat... it would make the basis of a great ipad game.
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A few years ago I heard Sergey say it was 20% ... so I guess the number is gently trending down. Would be cool to see the curve for this.
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Yes, that's what I said!
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by ra 15y ago
> ... legacy systems that companies can't quite afford to replace yet. Or rather, have no compelling reason to replace yet. BTW: Many people would be amazed how much ADABAS + Natural still runs in government / banking around the world.
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by ra 15y ago
> The point is ... that an IL is something that all the browser makers could get behind. Sure, but that's not going to happen in the next decade unless that IL is in Javascript.
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but does it just block the p2p part of spotify, and still permit the login and direct streaming? If so that's a selling point right there.
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> The web needs a standard Intermediate Language: a machine code. Definitely. > This is what Javascript is becoming and it isn't well designed for it. Maybe... but what does a bytecode layer provide? I wonder if something useful cou
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by ra 15y ago
Hey James. There's much to learn here. Enjoy.
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Definitely. Forking isn't the way to go. My comment was in response to, "PHP has only one feature going for it: it already exists"
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The stated goals of this project aren't the ones I would have picked, but I'm sympathetic to the motivation behind it. I think that a vastly cleaned up PHP (PHP6 or whatever) would attract the millions of loyal developers that PHP already h
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by ra 15y ago
Thanks for explaining, that makes a lot of sense. BTW: If your firewall works on Snow Leopard and allows me to disable the P2P part of Spotify, I will buy it.
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evernote?
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Also note that RMS wrote this in 1993
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by ra 15y ago
I agree... Any reason why you don't want to support Snow Leopard?
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This was a big topic of discussion at PyconAU this year. Having listened to several Python core developers as well as core developers of some major web frameworks and libraries, I have no doubt that Python 3 will replace Python 2. I thi
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by ra 15y ago
Essentially, your OS provider, if it uses this database, will likely choose to cease distributing tzdata until the disputed data is removed / replaced. Very short term, no big deal. Longer term, it could be a big deal if this leads to fragm
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LimeJS is a HTML5 game framework with reasonable maturity(limejs.com)
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Having not used php for 12 years, I recently accepted a freelance job for a client who had been left in the lurch by his php developer who seemingly abandoned the project because she was out of her depth. I have to say that I was pleasantly
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> I would very seriously consider moving to a country that actually focused on governing its people while allowing business to continue in an intelligent fashion. Iceland, Denmark, Sweden and Norway come to mind. Ireland has a pretty go
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by ra 15y ago
Seems you're right... I can't find any parliament discussion on the subject: http://www.openaustralia.org/search/?s=+Anti-Counterfeiting
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It is fantastic news. It's only recently that the UK government apologized for Turing's post-war mistreatment, which tragically led to his suicide at the age of 42. I only recently learned of Turings seminal work on mathematical biology; he
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by ra 15y ago
I like the sound of that. Care to share a makefile?

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