The proprietary extensions were there before, all the way back to mysql ab. You just had to pay for them before.

From the article, they are enterprise monitor and enterprise backup. Backup at least has been reimplemented by percona as xtrabackup.

They won't have anymore telecommuters. One of our workers awhile back was resident in pakistan. No way are we going to let our data over the wire in the clear, so we can't hire from there anymore.

I can only imagine the discussion that preceded the writing: Let's trick those zealots into trading their core values of freedom and openness for hierarchy and control by dangling shiny irrelevancies in front of them. Then we'll have have fewer targets and might gain some traction. Sure why not, everything else has failed.

It's persecution.

The mechanism / perpetrator just happen to be called "prosecution".

That's "white list" to you. :(

Have they addressed subtitles for streaming yet? In particular, subtitles for the hearing impaired: english subtitles for english language shows.

Also, are they ever going to support linux?

If they addressed those issues, I'd be happy to use streaming rather than disks.

He was asking for X libraries, not an X server. He's covered. No non-embedded distro will ship without such.

In X-land, the server is what talks to your display device on behalf of your other programs. The server manages the scarce resource. The clients bribe the server for access.

More to the point (for me) is a screen that doesn't burn my eyes when I read in bed in preparation for sleep. Matte helps for that too, of course.

Why hasn't pixel qi taken over the lcd display market? I want big ones for coding (desktop) and little ones for phone and medium ones for tablets and laptops.

Please?

Block by country dynamically: https://github.com/bugi/iptables-by-country

It's a bit cobbled together, but it works for me.

Hurray, they finally understand that their claims aren't falsifiable. Unfortunately, they still miss the point.