If that happened, I sincerely hope there is proof, and that it’s on its way to a capable prosecutor.
If that happened, I sincerely hope there is proof, and that it’s on its way to a capable prosecutor.
Don’t waste time trying to reason them. If you’re not able and willing and sue them to enforce the GPL license, the company won’t care.
You should directly informe one of the organisations mentioned previously, they may have a lawyer and experience fighting this kind of fight.
Best you can do youself is collect evidence that they’re distributing modified GPL software, and write a precise description of the issue, to help these organisations kickstart their investigation into the GPL violation.
This is a common issue in software, not limited to scripting. Software are getting more and more layers of wrappers/adapter code, like a Russian doll. It contributes to dependency hell, as each layer brings new dependencies.
Developers often find it easier to wrap existing apps and software, and add another layer on top, rather than improving or replacing what exists.
Wrong choices happen when there’s deletion of useful historical data, motivated by short-term cost saving.
Wrong choices also happen when there’s unnecessary creation on data, such as logging and storing everything, just in case, with a verbose level.
Storage can be cheap in some cases, but high-availablility high-performance cloud storage is very expensive. Anyway, it’s not infinite.
The way to keep useful data is to be strategic and only store relevant logs. Fine tune retention policy especially for fastest growing data. Storing everything on high-cost storage, without smart retention policy, could lead to deleting git data to make place for a mix of debug logs and random shit.
Fox News host Sean Hannity branded Biden “very angry” and “over-caffeinated,”
Hence, having a cup of Joe
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I would bet a watermelon this was translated by some kind of AI.
That’s a defeatist attitude. Challenging this up to the supreme court would draw even more attention to the case, which Thomas may not want. Even if he did, there’s no telling what the court would decide. To my knowledge he hasn’t been charged yet, that would be a good first step.
I don’t know. Tax authorities can be relentless when someone get caught committing shameless tax fraud.
There might not be enforceable penalty for ethics violation at the supreme court. But there definitely are penalties for tax fraud. Obligatory Al Capone reference.
Rewrite the application to be less greedy in the number of requests it submit to the server, make (better) use of caching. That’ll probably lower the number of concurrent request that have to be handled.
Even a Real Time Operating System cannot guarantee serial/network input will arrive in time.
Is this for an opensource software project, and if so can you tell more about the project?
If that’s for a work or university project, you should share salary and/or credit with whoever is going to give you a solution.
Googling for the nearest burger then trying to drive into a military base could be either a genuine accident, or an espionnage operation looking for plausible deniability.
Either way, these agencies are doing their job by investigating.
Good point, that’s another difference between the two. Although you can probably achieve the same result with both.
Not depending on the cloud processing your data is more important in my opinion.
… and Python that actually gets executed on your machine, not someone else’s machine (ie the cloud).
No need to look very far. The answer is within the subheading of the article being discussed here. You don’t even need to click the link nor to read the article, since tartigrada included this information in the quote that’s part of this post’s text: