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On Dec 23, 2018, 2:16 PM, Roland Hughes wrote:
Waitman,
The one I had personal experience with was OpenVMS. Microsoft been
paying owners of that OS boo-coo bucks to kill it off for years. Killing
it off means going to prison though a
Waitman,
The one I had personal experience with was OpenVMS. Microsoft been
paying owners of that OS boo-coo bucks to kill it off for years. Killing
it off means going to prison though and Microsoft isn't willing to pay
that price. HP did find a loophole though, you could fire all of the
core
I wouldn't call them OpenSource per-se. They were done for one reason or
another and released freely.
A Java thing I did for the family trucking company that I'm told quite a
few small trucking companies used back when fuel surcharges were
changing spastic like and difficult to calculate.
ht
> Personally and professionally I restrict my lone wolf activities to
writing my books and offering software for free from time to time.
Just out of interest: Do you have a link to an open source project of
yours?
Am Sa., 22. Dez. 2018 um 18:20 Uhr schrieb Roland Hughes <
rol...@logikalsolutions
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On Dec 22, 2018, 1:05 PM, Roland Hughes wrote:
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Try porting it to a non-Linux platform where the C compiler only goes up
to the first half of C99.
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Only Curious.. example of platform that is not Linux and only has 'fir
I would like to thank everyone who has been mentioning "alone" as a
criteria in here. We all go through that stage and some of us never
leave it. Definitely going to make a nice essay in my new book.
At some point we all buy into the fantasy of one developer alone
creating something fantastic
