In the light of the last post I made about Open Source and Denied
Parties I thought this story and discussion on newsforge might be of
some interest.
They guy who originated this storm seemed to think that the US Army's
actions in Iraq somehow made the world (or more properly the US) a safer
p
I just went to check out some buggy thing in my inability to open some
attachments in my Mozilla mail that get sent to me from a mac ... I
started here:
http://www.mozilla.org/releases/#1.4
And I saw this with a nice bold yellow background:
* This source code is subject to the U.S. Export
Nettimers,
I love the rhetoric here but need to play with it to see if it lives up
to the job in practice.
http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=SVBIZINK2.story&STORY=/www/story/08-19-2003/0002003023&EDATE=TUE+Aug+19+2003,+06:14+AM
Silicon Valley Biz Ink :: The voice of the valley
A friend from Panama just sent me this intersting little tale about
someone's recent experience with shrink wrap licences with the
question:"whats your law view on this:
http://www.cypherpunks.ca/dell.html";.
I have always had that uncertain feeling about the legality of these kinds
of things - ho
>From the Sara. commons - law list :
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I am forwarding this message from the oekonux list
Martin
Original Message
Subject:Re: [ox-en] Felix Stalder: Six Limitations to the Current Open
Source Development Methodology
Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2003 19:46:55 +0200
From: Stefan Merten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Thanks to Felix as always for his clear thoughts. I haven't had time to
read and respond carefully but I just wanted to throw into the mix two
preliminary thoughts.
Like when I read Lessig (as I have said before), but thankfully to a
lesser extent, when I read Benkler I feel something is missing
This might be a really dumb question
Is there an "open" search engine or a non corporate search engine in
existence other than the dmoz project (I think that is what it is called).
Is there one I can "trust"?
Like many I use google for my searching. I have just read an article of
the yahoo p
The PMC's have had a big role supporting US involvement in UN
Peacekeeping Missions for some time.
For example Dyncorp on of the leaders in the field had a large presence
in East Timor during the period of the UN administration.
Soenke's posting also reminded me of the merging ot the tech compan
Florian, Francis, Tim, Heiko and everyone else
When I first read this series of postings the lawyer (Heiko read "common
law lawyer") in me asked himself why does someone have to maintain a
licence?. All that is needed is that you use it. For this it just needs to
be available. Simply because someo
Geert and Paul
I have been doing a bit of reading on this stuff lately ...
here are some refernces...if you cant access some and want them I can
download them and email them to you (they may not be in the commons) ..
I have more but these seem the most relevant to Paul's posting.
Martin
Keith Ao
be great... please post the draft for discussion... I think this could
be a great approach for a matter of sensible topics and for NGOs and interest
groups, when a community is in danger of being abolished due to other
interests, them being mainly economic or politic... >
>Cheers,
>
>g
>
For the non paralysed another way of pursuing this may e for linux
users to claim that the copyright in linux is held by the authors as
trustees for the general linux community. That way non linux authors who
are linux users could also threaten and or commence legal actions
seeking remedies fo
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