Right? http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/05/top-programmer-de...
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Right? http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/05/top-programmer-de...
Clearly what they did is read how the code in question works, then stole the idea to do it their way. They were looking at the source code! They did not start w/ API, there is no clean room argument that can stand ground to reason. I blame the Oracle lawyers for loosing.
When they don't, I'm not happy, so I hope Oracle wins. But Google will win, not because they are right. Oracle's lawyers are idiots as they can't show it's same. For example run apache http client jar on android and java. It's same. Idiots.
And would you want Google to violate GPL?
You can just stop there.
Also, Payroll taxes are regressive IMO.
Next question please.
Even the docs say it does not work w/ multiple loggers. But I'm not here to teach, good luck.
So every library uses something else. I have a small project and have 4 logging systems (that I had to integrate).
ps: if you are a business person and have an option on this, I don't care for it regardless of your pov.
Let me fix that: if done well.
Compared to middle that is conservative leaning.
Some software is approved. Others, including open source is banned: dangerous.
Feinstein!
(unrelated Feinstein http://youtube.com/watch?v=HVOuK_KB9ew )
Merkel cut a deal w/ Turkey to take back immigrants in return for EU membership.
link: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-europe-migrants-germany-tu...
What is the best way for me to avoid this?
2. If Oracle's dumb lawyers win, I'm happy. I get paid a salary to work. Why should companies get code for free, why do they need me. Copying and violating a license is bad. Even GPL and other code I write, respect the license.
3. To summarize, would you want Google to violate GPL?