Hmm..
Just some thoughts..
I'm totally with the Freedom to create and
distribute tag. But, what if you think from the
corporate viewpoint?
Suppose my company (i dont work for any, btw :) has
spent a million bucks in developing and promoting a
technology, would I like it if someone was to
Viksit Gaur wrote:
Suppose my company (i dont work for any, btw :) has
spent a million bucks in developing and promoting a
technology, would I like it if someone was to develop
something which circumvents my security measures and
possibly eat into or even trivialize my profits?
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Viksit == Viksit Gaur [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Viksit Hmm.. Just some thoughts..
Viksit I'm totally with the Freedom to create and distribute
Viksit tag. But, what if you think from the corporate viewpoint?
Viksit Suppose my
This is actually a gray area - while Free Software
is about *creating*
gray area and not stealing ideas from others, some
times it becomes
imperative that a proprietary technology is made
available to the
public(through a Free software ofcourse) when the
technology becomes
critical
Hey!
No. If you want to protect your music don't protect
the people who
write software -- prosecute those who use the
software to perform
illegal acts.
True. Brings to mind the RIAA suing that 12 year old
girl though! Brianna Something, from NYC.
Remember -- it's not the tool that is
Raj Mathur wrote:
Remember -- it's not the tool that is illegal, it's the use to which
it is put by an individual that is or is not.
I agree. This is probably the assumption under which guns are allowed in
USA. But what about a country like ours, where people are not allowed
(easily) to keep
I agree. This is probably the assumption under which
guns are allowed in
USA. But what about a country like ours, where
people are not allowed
(easily) to keep guns because they have a potential
of hurting others?
The reasons are probably political, not to mention
archaic laws and the
On Saturday, April 17, 2004 2:49 PM [GMT+0800=SGT],
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You may not like it but you'd have to live with it. Just as
you have the right to embed security into your software, others
have the right to study, hack and bypass that security.
Rights are defined by
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Ghane == Sanjeev Gupta Sanjeev writes:
Ghane On Saturday, April 17, 2004 2:49 PM [GMT+0800=SGT], Raj
Ghane Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You may not like it but you'd have to live with it. Just as
you have the right
Hi all,
Can anyone provide a single session lecture on Open Source Software.This is for a few
group.
Kindly advice.
regards,
ARUN KUMAR.A
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Hi,
I downloaded the Debian Linux 3.02 but i am
totally confused as to why there are so many cds there
(totalling
8 as compared to generally 3 in others).
Is it becuase that it has a lot more packages
there or is it because the source code is included in
it.the site
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