Hello Fernando,
I was sorry to read the harsh responses your request got
here. The thing that has always appealed to me about the
free software movement is the spirit of cooperation and
mutual help that many involved exhibit.
You quite rightly point out the hypocrisy of those who
call
On Sun, Aug 7, 2011 at 1:40 AM, David Johnston pol...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Aug 6, 2011, at 18:03, Stuart McGraw smcg2...@frii.com wrote:
My point, while coming across a little harsh apparently, is that emphasis
on requiring a free service projects a certain personality.
If a good service is
John, Craig,
how do you explain the services of file hosting? By those services millions
of persons free-load pictures, videos, text, GBs of data, etc.. I think that
what I asked is quite similar, that is the use of a piece of remote hardware
where to have free software installed. The difference
On 08/07/11 1:46 AM, Fernando Pianegiani wrote:
how do you explain the services of file hosting? By those services
millions of persons free-load pictures, videos, text, GBs of data,
etc.. I think that what I asked is quite similar, that is the use of a
piece of remote hardware where to have
On Sun, Aug 7, 2011 at 11:22 AM, John R Pierce pie...@hogranch.com wrote:
On 08/07/11 1:46 AM, Fernando Pianegiani wrote:
how do you explain the services of file hosting? By those services
millions of persons free-load pictures, videos, text, GBs of data, etc.. I
think that what I asked is
Hello,
do you know any FREE hosting platforms where PostgreSQL, Java SDK, Tomcat
(or other web servers) can be already found installed or where they can be
installed from scratch? In possible, it would be better if the PostgreSQL be
directly accessible by my servlet, without any web service/PHP
On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 11:02 AM, Fernando Pianegiani
fernando.pianegi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
do you know any FREE hosting platforms where PostgreSQL, Java SDK, Tomcat
(or other web servers) can be already found installed or where they can be
installed from scratch? In possible, it would
Hello,
thank you for your answer. Sorry for my cross posting.
Are you in any business about hosting platforms?? ;-)
Don't forget that the Internet is free, that youtube is free and that this
mailing list is free and that also MySQL is free. But, not all the services
that appear free are really
Exuse me, PostgreSQL is completely free, not MySQL.. :-D
On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 11:48 AM, Fernando Pianegiani
fernando.pianegi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
thank you for your answer. Sorry for my cross posting.
Are you in any business about hosting platforms?? ;-)
Don't forget that the
Well,
I am from the hosting business, and can assure you, what you are looking for
does not exist.
This configuration requires specialists on the provider side, which are
expensive. They
need to eat too.
And history teaches, that even if it would exist, you should not put anything
meaningful
Thak you Antonio.
After open source for the software, we will wait for open resource for the
hardware (this is just a first example http://www.arduino.cc/, even if of
different nature).
I need to eat too, for this reason I cannot pay for an hosting platform
after that my funded research project
Since this thread is already top-post...
One of the reasons software can be free is because people are able to make
money doing things like hosting and consulting.
If you are looking for charity because you are poor, or what you want to do has
little commercial value, you would be wise to
Open Source is about sharing ideas and source code that has no cost in
copying as soon as it is once invented. The link you are providing is
the same thing. All information about the chip is open. But that doesn't
mean that anyone will send you a chip for free.
To host a project on the web needs
After open source for the software, we will wait for open resource for the
hardware (this is just a first example http://www.arduino.cc/, even if of
different nature).
While the plans may be free, the actual hardware sure as hell won't be.
--
Scott Ribe
scott_r...@elevated-dev.com
Dear David, Nicklas,
I think that this is not the right place where to discuss about this topic,
but I have to try to give you an answer.
PostgreSQL is not only open source, like MySQL is, but also free. This means
that people who don't develop neither a line of code of PostgreSQL (or just
some
Please, behave nice and stick to the subject.
Mailing list is not the place for this kind of talk.
Sincerely,
Dusan
On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 9:22 PM, Fernando Pianegiani
fernando.pianegi...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear David, Nicklas,
I think that this is not the right place where to discuss
I hope I am not feeding a troll here.
The economic model behind PostgreSQL is a very good one. Here is my
understanding of it. Various people in the community cooperate but
they also sell products (EnterpriseDB, Green Plum) based on the
codebase along with their proprietary enhancements.
It is not my intention to continue this discussion within this mailing list,
so please stop to reply or reply just to me. Otherwise I have to answer
again to the community and I don't want to do it. :-)
Dear Chris, thank you. I will answer to you in the following.
On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 11:03
Hello Fernando,
I was sorry to read the harsh responses your request got
here. The thing that has always appealed to me about the
free software movement is the spirit of cooperation and
mutual help that many involved exhibit.
You quite rightly point out the hypocrisy of those who
call
On Aug 6, 2011, at 18:03, Stuart McGraw smcg2...@frii.com wrote:
My point, while coming across a little harsh apparently, is that emphasis on
requiring a free service projects a certain personality. Even just adding or
low cost would have helped. That said, it wasn't the original request the
On 08/06/11 4:40 PM, David Johnston wrote:
The bottom line is I would not expect to find any individual or company willing
or able to offer such a service, to the general public, for free. And it is a
service you are requesting as opposed to a product like PostgreSQL. A product
is more
On 7/08/2011 1:08 AM, Scott Ribe wrote:
After open source for the software, we will wait for open resource for the
hardware (this is just a first example http://www.arduino.cc/, even if of
different nature).
While the plans may be free, the actual hardware sure as hell won't be.
A bit OT,
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