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...ast. Yes, there were some not-so-promising "take overs" but there were also others. IMHO the larger the corporation is, the less are the chances for *long-term* benefits of the OSS/free software (mainly because: usually commercial success is driven and defined from marketing to sales[1] sown to the techies which are forced into "features" and "delivery dates" to achieve some "company defined goal" - and that is usually not "bug free", "safe", or the like. Free software/OSS just happens that *at least* half of it should come from the &qu...

...ald wrote: > Am 01.04.2015 um 13:04 schrieb Bernd Petrovitsch: > > IMHO the larger the corporation is, the less are the chances for > > *long-term* benefits of the OSS/free software (mainly because: usually > > commercial success is driven and defined from marketing to sales[1] sown > > to the techies which are forced into "features" and "delivery dates" to > > achieve some "company defined goal" - and that is usually not "bug > > free", "safe", or the like. Free software/OSS just happens that *at > > le...

...schrieb Bernd Petrovitsch: >>>> IMHO the larger the corporation is, the less are the chances for >>>> *long-term* benefits of the OSS/free software (mainly because: usually >>>> commercial success is driven and defined from marketing to sales[1] >>>> sown >>>> to the techies which are forced into "features" and "delivery dates" to >>>> achieve some "company defined goal" - and that is usually not "bug >>>> free", "safe", or the like. Free software/OSS just happens...

...as send my their configs I have to asterisk server,in different tows,both offices connected wit a direct line so both servers are on the same network running SIP.Each town got different extension register to each sever.Town A=100+ town B=200+ How do I get town A people to dial 201 and it will go to sown B's server's 201 SIP users Please not that I'm only a newbie and my terms may be wrong but I'm really having a bod time with this Please help Thanks ALtus

Am 01.04.2015 um 13:04 schrieb Bernd Petrovitsch: > IMHO the larger the corporation is, the less are the chances for > *long-term* benefits of the OSS/free software (mainly because: usually > commercial success is driven and defined from marketing to sales[1] sown > to the techies which are forced into "features" and "delivery dates" to > achieve some "company defined goal" - and that is usually not "bug > free", "safe", or the like. Free software/OSS just happens that *at > least* half of it shou...

...etrovitsch: >>>>> IMHO the larger the corporation is, the less are the chances for >>>>> *long-term* benefits of the OSS/free software (mainly because: usually >>>>> commercial success is driven and defined from marketing to sales[1] >>>>> sown >>>>> to the techies which are forced into "features" and "delivery dates" to >>>>> achieve some "company defined goal" - and that is usually not "bug >>>>> free", "safe", or the like. Free software/OSS j...

...al censored. This limits my options for analysis (as I understand it) to survreg, in the survival package. Because I repeated the experiment in 8 sites, I have a random covariate. Additionally, my analysis should properly be treated as a split-plot design, since seeds of all 15 species were sown into each exclosure. Survreg, it appears, cannot handle random predictor variables. Nor can survreg handle multiple error terms. Please, can you advise me on a way forward? How can I extract survival functions for each species/treatment combination? I understand that I can avoid the sp...

Hi, I''m just starting with Rails and i''m trying to do something like this: <%= start_form_tag :action => ''add_user'', :id => @social_event_group %> <%= select ''user'', ''id'' , User.find_all.collect {|u| [ u.login, u.id ] }%></p> <%= submit_tag "Add User" %> <%= end_form_tag %>

On Mon, 2015-03-23 at 16:08 +0200, Andreas Kasenides wrote: > I am usually emotionally (at least) against of open-source projects > loosing their independence to large corporations. Possibly due to bad OX-AG is a "large corporation"? Did I miss something? Kind regards, Bernd -- "I dislike type abstraction if it has no real reason. And saving on typing is not a good

...t;> Am 01.04.2015 um 13:04 schrieb Bernd Petrovitsch: >>> IMHO the larger the corporation is, the less are the chances for >>> *long-term* benefits of the OSS/free software (mainly because: usually >>> commercial success is driven and defined from marketing to sales[1] sown >>> to the techies which are forced into "features" and "delivery dates" to >>> achieve some "company defined goal" - and that is usually not "bug >>> free", "safe", or the like. Free software/OSS just happens that *at &gt...