shared4you

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   by shared4you 14y ago

   I've been using BitBucket for the past 3.5 years, can't remember having a problem even once.
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   Linux Mint 14 "Nadia" released(blog.linuxmint.com)

   4 points by shared4you 14y ago|0 comments
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   Live streaming of Linus Torvalds's talk in 30 min(eitictlabs.eu)

   2 points by shared4you 14y ago|0 comments
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   Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal released(arstechnica.com)

   189 points by shared4you 14y ago|120 comments
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   by shared4you 14y ago

   Of course, Mathematica gets it right :) As a general rule, never use == and != operators on floats or doubles.
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   by shared4you 14y ago

   He changed from BSD to GPL just now: https://github.com/chrisballinger/Off-the-Record-iOS/commit/...
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   by shared4you 14y ago

   If he has modified even a single line of your source code, he is free to re-license the entire product as a whole under his own license. As long as your name / copyright notice is preserved in the source code / binary, there is nothing il
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   by shared4you 14y ago

   What your "plagiarist" is doing is perfectly legal I think. As long as your name appears in the source code and/or binary, you can't send a DMCA takedown. Also, he is not using your name to endorse his own product, which is what point 3 o