From http://openddr.org/takedown.html, the original file had terms of use as below
Seems clear to me - as long as OpenDDR are making public any changes.

"All the information listed here has been collected by many different people from many different
          countries. You are allowed to use WURFL in any of your applications, free or commercial. The only thing required is to make public any
          modification to this file, following the original spirit and idea of the creators of this project."

Wrong.
The licence limits the number of processors in the licensed machine (Home and Home Premium) but there are no restrictions on memory.

Useful link in case you're interested : http://www.microsoft.com/About/Legal/EN/US/IntellectualProperty/UseTerms/Default.aspx

Just have the Slim Whitman records on standby.

Simples.

The cease and desist was specifically in relation to the Google Apps part : http://androidandme.com/2009/09/hacks/cyanogenmod-in-trouble/

You could always click on the 'Download' button and save as a PDF document - then you can do as you want with it.

Admittedly a blog or wiki would, perhaps, be nicer to use.

Even the 50Mb service is traffic managed, although only upstream from 3pm to 8pm http://shop.virginmedia.com/help/traffic-management/traffic-management-faster-uploads.html

The superhub does appear to be a pile of horse manure - I can get the 100Mb service now, waiting until they've sorted the superhub.

I use TinyURL, they have a 'Preview' feature that lets you see the actual URL before visiting the destination site - requires cookies.

Go here - http://tinyurl.com/preview.php - and click the link that says "Click here to enable previews."

You lose, thread over, Godwin's Law applies. Probably the shortest time into a thread I've seen!

Andy

See earlier replies, when you first search with the new grooviness, on the results page next to the search box you will see 'Instant is on'...?
Click it, choose 'Off', job done, no drama.

The other day I saw a woman applying her lipstick with one hand and on her phone with the other doing 85mph in the middle lane.

I was so shocked I split my cornflakes.

Emphasis mine.

"I hope you are happy Sony.

You made it this far without [some] people building custom firmware. Now you've forced [some] people to find ways to put custom firmware on the PS3. Next up is "indie" games followed by pirates followed by the game industry going back to PCs or over to other consoles.

Too bad. I actually liked by PS3. Hopefully something new will come along soon so I won't have to buy an xbox..."

Don't confuse those who read /. with the majority who just want their PS3 to play games and watch DVDs. Plus why would the game industry care if you can or can't install Linux on a PS3 - irrelevant for them.

I call an alternative Godwin's Law - as soon as you quote Martin Niemöller, you've lost the argument. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came...