I doubt anything the OpenBSD group develops is going to be under the GNU licenses.

I had to have a 'talk' with counselors after I said I thought they had a decent plan. Then offered improvements on their design and how much easier it would be at my school (because of how they lock the doors) just to prevent this same thing from happening.

You mean how everyone just uses Gmail for their mail now?

Clearly you don't think like facebook exces. You just charge $32. Tada, 1 year break even.

The US is the only country that does that.

Login as >console and you should be dropped into a darwin environment.

Did they make big yellow things?

Blend 70,000 peanuts. Administer to 1,000 people.

Which is why they teach LaTeX.

If you want to spend 20% of your effort on formatting my school suggests using Word.

If you want to spend 5% on your formatting and 95% on your content you use LaTeX.

I've run the ZFS kernel module for a while. No crashes or other issues.

... So download the app. Drive on the new road. Map updated.

Have you looked at what normal multi-zone temp monitoring costs?

Then perhaps it should work like a group of united States. Where states are left up to their own vices for setting up laws and services. And if one state does something that another likes they can adopt it. Like Finland adopting Estonia's system. And the federal government is left to do little more than the EU does. Central currency, regulate trade between states, etc.

And here I am still listening to all my shoutcast stations like I always have been. Some of the DJs don't speak English or do so with an accent. But as long as we're connected to Europe I can still stream music from them.

Someone finally sat down and studied Yoka-yoke design principles.