AlexHamilton

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by AlexHamilton 13y ago
DO is a data processor under EU data protection law, while the customer would be the data controller. EU data protection law currently (it will change with the new regulations) only imposes legal duties on the data controller. As such, it
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by AlexHamilton 13y ago
The Register is also rabidly hostile to Wikipedia - and I find it hard not to leap to uncharitable interpretations of their motives (as paid journalists)
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by AlexHamilton 13y ago
Correct - it's not a derivative showing it alongside an article. Derivative refers to making a change to the work itself to create a new work.
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by AlexHamilton 13y ago
It looks like they have already retracted, apologised and offered wine and chocolate via the comments.
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by AlexHamilton 14y ago
I've just read all the claims and everything looks trivial once you realise that this is the basic specification for a repeating delivery system. Can you point to a single aspect of any of the claims that would reasonably be described as n
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by AlexHamilton 14y ago
Unfortunately, updateditis thinks that the latest Rails version is 3.2.9
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by AlexHamilton 14y ago
This is a great concept and looks like a classic disruptive innovation play. With the kinds of (large) contracts that I help with, it won't be an option yet, but I look forward to seeing something like this becoming a far more compelling o
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by AlexHamilton 14y ago
The Mozilla Public License v2 is a good compromise, as it is less aggressive than the GPL on links (it operates at the file level)