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- Korea Classifieds - HiTeacher.com on 2009-11-03
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Amazon Acquisitions and Investments | Zappos on 2009-09-06
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脱出ゲーム|FLASHゲーム|徳島|ピクセル工房 on 2009-08-30
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- Solucija · Free Website Design Template Preview on 2009-07-27
- Nick Sergeant :: My thoughts on small-scale Drupal development to production environments with CVS and Subversion. on 2009-07-27
- Project usage overview | drupal.org on 2009-06-21
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Nabble - grails - user - Customising Scaffolded List Pages on 2009-03-24
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def listByUser = {
params.max = Math.min(params.max ? params.max.toInteger() : 10, 100)
[proposalInstanceList: Proposal.findAllByOwner(JsecUser.get(params.id), params), proposalInstanceTotal: Proposal.count()]
}
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Movial Unveils Toolkit for Developers on 2009-03-20
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Movial IXS Toolkit, based on Texas Instruments’ OMAP3430 processor. The toolkit is a Linux solution designed to allow Web developers and designers to create mobile device user interfaces using common Web-based technologies.
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allows for mashups on mobile devices, so developers can combine information sources from the Internet.
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What IBM might gain by buying Sun Microsystems - Ars Technica on 2009-03-19
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IBM wasn't happy when Sun released Java under the GPL instead of a more permissive open source software license. It's possible that if IBM acquired Sun, Big Blue would move Java towards a multilicensed approach and potentially put it under the Apache Software License in addition to the GPL. This would make it easier for Sun's Java technology to be integrated into existing open source Java implementations, such as the Apache Harmony project, and it would also make it easier for Java to be repurposed by third parties for proprietary uses.
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IBM unimpressed with open source Java - Ars Technica on 2009-03-19
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IBM's dissatisfaction stems from the fact that code released under the GPL cannot inherently be incorporated into several existing open source Java projects. Since the Apache Software Foundation's license permits proprietary redistribution and the GPL does not, Java source code would have to be multilicensed in order to allow Apache projects like Harmony to benefit from the Java source code. Multilicensing is relatively common, and it enables broader adoption. The Firefox web browser, for instance, is available under the MPL, GPL, and LGPL licenses.
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