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“MySQL has today refined its licensing scheme from “GPLv2 or later” to “GPLv2 only“, in order to make it an option, not an obligation for the company to move to GPLv3.” – interesting decision, made possible by the dual license model
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“middle managers are swamped by useless information and spend about a two hours a day looking for the data they need” – not a surprise, certainly, but good datapoint
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the folks from the USS Mariner are implying that Pineiro – who we just signed – has declined due to a lack of steroids; gotta hope that’s not true
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“We’re supposed to believe they would refuse the chance to take a drug that would enable them to do their job twice as well and make 10 times as much money?” unfortunately, that sums it up pretty well
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Dad, having been tricked himself, tricks the new LT into signing for an (expensive) APV that no longer actually exists
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Brad was kind enough to point me to this in a comment on the blog; very much looking forward to what 07 holds for offline storage
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“made possible by the dual license model”
Strictly speaking, made possibly by the copyright assignment necessary for the dual license model.
and that, folks, is why it’s great to have (future) lawyers in your audience
Strictly speaking, licensing-obsessed (future) lawyers
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