Oh how wonderful, another patented banality that's supposed to make money through litigation. The patent describes in great detail and confusingly the banal exchange of identifications (email addresses) and a third party who mediates between two others to process the payment. Incredibly innovative and of course a great intellectual achievement, so naturally one must absolutely prohibit others from implementing it, because surely no one could come up with such a grandiose idea. It's not like it happens in everyday life or anything ...
At heise online news there's the original article.
Information laggard.
At Telepolis News you can find the original article.
For those who haven't quite understood what an interim storage facility is. Although I was aware of the fact that above-ground storage for cooling purposes was used, I was not aware that the procedure for repackaging the waste from the Castor into the Pollux container does not even exist yet. I also could not have named the specific time period of over 30 years.
Propaganda works, we forget far too easily and far too willingly, and we are equally willing to believe...
Here's the original article.
The candidate for the Leica Digilux 2?
Here's the original article.
I don't like the GFDL either - precisely because of the problems that arise with Debian. So I'll probably never become a GNU maintainer. Well, I don't know if I'd want to anyway - GNU maintainer sounds to me more like a job where you have to shovel antelope shit than actual software development.
At heise online news you can find the original article.