No, I am not a dirty hippy. In other words, on licensing.
Posted Thursday Feb 21st, 2008 03:30pm
by Joshua Drake | Permalink
I find for many things the BSD License, leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Not all things of course but some. To me it allows theft of work product. I know this is not the legal interpretation, it is a philosophical one and CMD is just as guilty of this theft as others in the PostgreSQL community including EDB and GreenPlum.
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Posted Thursday Feb 21st, 2008 03:30pm
by Joshua Drake | Permalink
I find for many things the BSD License, leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Not all things of course but some. To me it allows theft of work product. I know this is not the legal interpretation, it is a philosophical one and CMD is just as guilty of this theft as others in the PostgreSQL community including EDB and GreenPlum.
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PostgreSQL at SCALE day 2
Posted Sunday Feb 10th, 2008 10:38am
by Joshua Drake | Permalink
It's the second day of the Southern California Linux Expo (well third, but second for PostgreSQL) and things are looking good so far. When walking the floor yesterday I was greeted by the pleasant surprise a customer,(Randr) has a booth at the show. I am glad to see that their Open Source business (based on PostgreSQL of course) is doing so well.
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Posted Sunday Feb 10th, 2008 10:38am
by Joshua Drake | Permalink
It's the second day of the Southern California Linux Expo (well third, but second for PostgreSQL) and things are looking good so far. When walking the floor yesterday I was greeted by the pleasant surprise a customer,(Randr) has a booth at the show. I am glad to see that their Open Source business (based on PostgreSQL of course) is doing so well.
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Categories: PostgreSQL, OpenSource
PostgreSQL at Southern California Linux Expo
Posted Saturday Feb 9th, 2008 11:45am
by Joshua Drake | Permalink
I am currently staffing the PostgreSQL booth at the Southern California Linux Expo. Initially the show was a little slow but I as kindly reminded as I reminisced about the high traffic days of OSCON that the Keynote for the show actually takes place mid morning. Once the key note ended traffic increased and with traffic increases comes new and old community members. Read more...
Posted Saturday Feb 9th, 2008 11:45am
by Joshua Drake | Permalink
I am currently staffing the PostgreSQL booth at the Southern California Linux Expo. Initially the show was a little slow but I as kindly reminded as I reminisced about the high traffic days of OSCON that the Keynote for the show actually takes place mid morning. Once the key note ended traffic increased and with traffic increases comes new and old community members. Read more...
Categories: PostgreSQL, OpenSource
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