Google's Weird Ways With Open-source Licenses

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The Open Road: "Up until now, the Mozilla Public License (MPL) and Eclipse Public License (EPL) were both banned from the site."

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Harvest Comes After the Seed is Planted more»»
17LAmp.net: "Opening new markets, forging new friendships and strengthening existing relationships is an ongoing challenge. It requires a consistent effort over time and rarely shows imediate results. Done with honesty, openness, fairness and perseverance it does pay off."

OpenLDAP Quick Tips: OpenLDAP Logfile Analysis more»»
Suretec: "Here's the 14th tip in the "OpenLDAP Quick Tips" series and today it comes from "Pablo Chamorro":
"You want to analyse your OpenLDAP logfile":"

The Useful Uses Of Mod Rewrite more»»
HowtoForge: "Mod rewrite is a part of apache servers that can rewrite requested URLs on the fly. As it supports an endless number of rules that in turn have unlimited attached rule conditions it is very flexible and an important URL manipulation mechanism. It can be used for internet users and for search engine friendly URLs. This increases the chance of the database driven website to be indexed."

Save the Libraries -- With Open Source more»»
Linux Journal: "...the places where books are stored -- especially those that make them freely available to the public -- are important repositories of the world's knowledge, of relevance to all. So coders too should care about them alongside the other kind, and should be concerned that there is a threat to their ability to provide ready access to knowledge they have created themselves. The good news is that open source can save them."

A Grandchild's Guide to Using Grandpa's Computer more»»
Gene Ziegler: "Bits Bytes Chips Clocks
Bits in bytes on chips in box.
Bytes with bits and chips with clocks.
Chips in box on ether-docks."