We will see a change; either people will pull their heads out of their asses, or they will be removed.
Sorry, but do you mean the people will be removed, their heads will be removed, or their asses will be removed? I'm curious because one of these will require a novel redesign of the guillotine...
You can't steal my copyright or that of my friends who wrote them.
Ellison can't steal it, but if this comment is to be trusted, you already signed it away.
Just use Postgres
Provided both your web host and the web applications you're running support PostgreSQL. Not everybody has the money to move up to a VPS and the time to rewrite all of a large web application's queries for PostgreSQL on a whim.
You can't steal my copyright or that of my friends who wrote them.
Our copyright holds true.
No matter how many islands you own in Hawaii.
Wouldn't they need the approval of everyone who contributed to the GPL'd version in order to do this?
Dontcha mean FirstPostgre?
I haven't seen a lot of control over buffering levels etc. If it stopped due to insufficient bandwidth, then it would be nice to pause, set it to buffer ahead up to say 20 minutes, take a restroom or snack break, and then come back with more of the movie in the buffer to reduce chance of flow stoppage.
Has this changed?
They offer things under two licenses: GPL and commercial. IMO, it is far more likely that some build script broke and failed to replace the copyright notice on the GPLed export than that Oracle has decided to try to take the man pages proprietary....
What about when Goldman-Sachs started selling loans that would default so they could collect 16 insurance payouts instead. Yeah, no need to regulate that.
If it were widely known to be not regulated, the insurance companies could have (a) done more proper due-dillegence, and (b) could have set appropriate premiums.
Probably is that the insurance companies were under the impression that there was regulation in place that Goldman knew how to bypass.
Same with most of your examples.
Heck, I'm no programmer at all (more a PHB), but I could fake my way through explaining both of those.
Remember this list 15 years ago, when they called it ECHELON instead of PRISM...
Good explanation. Upon reading GIT's comment, I initially assumed the two compounds were just different due to chirality and was hoping to have learned an interesting factoid. Then I found out she was just painfully wrong. And then her reply shows that she is willfully wrong as well.
I've noticed several design suggestions in your code.
