Re:MongoDB's Server Side Public License Is Likely Unenforceable
by tedivm on Thursday October 25, 2018 @02:09PM
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I had actually started a new project two days before this drama started (my first MongoDB project in a couple of years) and made the same decision. This license is so bad I've lost faith in the company itself.
Re:MongoDB's Server Side Public License Is Likely Unenforceable
by chrisweekly on Thursday October 25, 2018 @01:18PM
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weary (tired) -> wary (concerned)
not nit-picking, just attempting to help other readers who aren't native English speakers
Re:MongoDB's Server Side Public License Is Likely Unenforceable
by SOLAR_FIELDS on Thursday October 25, 2018 @01:21PM
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For those that don’t know, they are sometimes pronounced the exact same, which is why they are often mixed up (see also affect and effect). Where I’m from weary is pronounced WEER-y though.
Re:MongoDB's Server Side Public License Is Likely Unenforceable
by yutghgh on Thursday October 25, 2018 @01:26PM
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Not true (at least in the US): weary (at least the adjective) is pronounced with a "we" at the beginning, while wary is pronounced with a "wear" at the beginning.
Re:MongoDB's Server Side Public License Is Likely Unenforceable
by macintux on Thursday October 25, 2018 @01:41PM
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I hear "weary" spoken so very rarely that I have no idea how it's pronounced here (Indiana). I can't even make up my mind how I pronounce it, but I'd wager it's almost, but not quite, indistinguishable from wary.
Re:MongoDB's Server Side Public License Is Likely Unenforceable
by afandian on Thursday October 25, 2018 @04:24PM
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Of course it varies with accent and locale. So phonetic transcriptions don't help unless we use IPA. But in British English, "weary" has a diphthong and "wary" does not. Very distinctly different words.
On the subject, we pronounce "router" and "router" (two different words, same spelling) differently, one with a diphthong, one without.
Re:MongoDB's Server Side Public License Is Likely Unenforceable
by ars on Thursday October 25, 2018 @02:15PM
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One is w-ee-ry the other w-ah-ry.
Re:MongoDB's Server Side Public License Is Likely Unenforceable
by pritambaral on Thursday October 25, 2018 @02:49PM
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> w-ah-ry
I've always heard it pronounced way-ree.
Re:MongoDB's Server Side Public License Is Likely Unenforceable
by acct1771 on Saturday October 27, 2018 @04:18AM
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Ware-ee?
Re:MongoDB's Server Side Public License Is Likely Unenforceable
by macintux on Thursday October 25, 2018 @02:41PM
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Yes...ish. That's the correct pronunciation, but neither are used frequently enough for me to be confident that's the actual pronunciation, and I'd wager it's different in different places.
Re:MongoDB's Server Side Public License Is Likely Unenforceable
by jazoom on Thursday October 25, 2018 @04:56PM
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They're also sometimes spelled the same. Doesn't make it correct.
Re:MongoDB's Server Side Public License Is Likely Unenforceable
by gtycomb on Thursday October 25, 2018 @01:55PM
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Thanks for saying it right. This will help me remember.
The issue is not about having to buy a license here. The problem is the uncertainty with a product whose license agreement is being switched over mid-stream. It makes me weary of what else might happen with their license structure further down the road.