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Submission + - Open Source hardware loses its meaning in the 3D printer universe (josefprusa.cz)

Submitted by Dreamscape74 on Wednesday September 19, 2012 @09:28PM

Dreamscape74 writes: Sly crafted terms in a registration process, might lead to allowing people to lose their claims on their open source hardware movement in the 3d printing world.

Thingiverse, sign up agreement clause to claim ownership on all submitted items could result in a lost of open source ownership to give way to a closed source project.

Comment That was quick! (Score 1) 90

by AlchemyX on Sunday June 10, 2012 @10:49AM (#40274569) Attached to: IPMI: Hack a Server That Is Turned Off

Has somebody woken up from 10 or so years of sleep and found out that there is something like IPMI? Gosh!

Comment Schemaless? (Score 1) 283

by AlchemyX on Thursday May 17, 2012 @03:22AM (#40025529) Attached to: Moving From CouchDB To MySQL

It is kind of a weird word, isn't it? Almost as shemales.

Comment Move to Poland and pay more (Score 1) 1205

by AlchemyX on Friday March 02, 2012 @06:13AM (#39218827) Attached to: The Specter of Gasoline At $5 a Gallon

At the moment we are paying almost 7$ per gallon and you are complaining? About 4 years ago I'v been to USA and price was about 1$/L (sorry, it is easier to calculate, we don't use gallons) and people were upset, at the same moment we payed over 2$ per L.

Comment Ruggedized fieldbook maybe? (Score 1) 249

by AlchemyX on Sunday March 28, 2010 @03:59PM (#31649780) Attached to: Rugged Laptop/Tablet Suggestions, 2010 Version?

I would definitely recommend Logic Instruments Fieldbook - extensive review here http://www.ruggedpcreview.com/3_slates_logic_instrument_fieldbook.html
or one of Panasonic Toughbooks. Friend uses one on a boat and it works flawlessly.

Submission + - SPAM: Billing nightmare for web hosting firm's customers

Submitted by alphadogg-nw on Tuesday January 15, 2008 @03:59PM

alphadogg-nw writes: DreamHost customers woke up to a nightmare on Tuesday after the Web hosting company made a major billing mistake overnight that has resulted in many getting their credit cards charged automatically for hundreds — and even thousands — of dollars. In an official blog posting, the company said that Monday night it ran "a standard billing cycle to clean up stragglers from 2007" but by mistake set the overdue-payment parameter for the end of 2008.
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