It's about time. I need those baskets back.

Private Pilot "License" in Canada too. TP 12880

Can't it be both? At the time when the 777 was being created, Mulally was the director of engineering for the project.

Some corporate executives worked to get where they are today.

So... People called Romanes, they go, the house?

Except you've waived that right by using github. From their ToS:

"We claim no intellectual property rights over the material you provide to the Service. Your profile and materials uploaded remain yours. However, by setting your pages to be viewed publicly, you agree to allow others to view your Content. By setting your repositories to be viewed publicly, you agree to allow others to view and fork your repositories."(emphasis mine)

So technically, even if you do scream bloody murder, by uploading the content to github, you have given blanket permission to users to not only view, but fork your code.

Most software that returns results from/sends queries to an outside source is opt-in. You're asked on installation if you want to send anonymous usage statistics to improve later versions of <software_package> You're asked if you want to send a crash report to <software_vendor>.

Even Microsoft is asking you what search providers you want to use when you first run IE. How difficult would it be during the ubuntu installation to ask "Do you want to include results from Amazon in dash searches?" and only install the package if the box is ticket? Like Debian does with popcon?

Why Opt-in Marketing Matters. Point 1.b in the comparison in this short article seems to apply perfectly to what RMS is saying.

Canada's got one too, in Nova Scotia. BastionHost is based in an old nuke bunker John Diefenbaker's administration made. Link(Site 100% Flash.)

Yet at the same time, how far do we take it? Kill off gridiron football because it causes brain trauma? Where does that leave other contact sports, like Lacrosse, Hockey, and rugby?

All three of those cause concussions with an alarming frequency as well.

Really, Why weren't these accounts configured to expire on the first login, like most default passwords? If they were, why didn't they have some sort of policy in place in the system to stop people from using incrementing/decrementing numbers?

I've got the same combination on my luggage!

Other OS wasn't the only thing removed on the PS3 with firmware upgrades.

PS3 Users report latest Firmware disables some USB adapters

Map your genome, and license it as CC BY-NC-ND. Kids are a combination of genes, and therefore a derivative work.

If Unix ownership is going to be transferred to anyone, it should be transferred to someone who actually has some interest in Unix. IBM(AIX), HP(HP-UX), Oracle(Solaris)...

At least at one time, Novell had some hand in the game, as a co-developer of UnixWare.

Linux, as has been mentioned many, many times, is not Unix. There is no reason any of those organizations would or should be interested in ownership of something that doesn't benefit them in the slightest. It just doesn't make any sense.

You, my good sir, are right. From the DNSSEC FAQ:

You're absolutely right. They follow you during broad daylight.