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What about Microsoft Outlook then? Microsoft charges for Exchange and Outlook is interface to Exchange to consume AND create content.
Any way, I look at this, its inconsistent applied rules by Apple.
In fact, I think, the right term for those kind of agents is whole-sellers, who scout around for kind of deals you mention.
If Oracle wins, it logically goes then AWS would not be allowed to provide MongoDB interface to DocumentDB.
If I think back in time, Java was just reference implementation of the API. Sun JDK VM being one implementation of it, OpenJDK being the other. By that extension, Google wrote its own VM for it, that worked on mobile phone OS.
So, realtors at least for buyers, not such a great value, other than getting you access to lock box to view a property.
But what happens after 5 years (the expected life of the datacenter). Most of the computers in there will be worthless then. Will they bring up the datacenter and reload it with new equipment? Will the cost-benefit be in favor of re-equipment or just sink a new one in? If its going to be cheaper to just drop a new one in, we will have ocean floor littered with dead datacenters.
Haven't heard anything about this.
The lawyers of Oakland and SF don't drive cars? Or travel on planes?
If the intention is to put pressure on the Oil companies to stop lobbying against clean energy - I don't think, this is the right approach.
Moved to EL + Kibana, but not liking the interface yet and it doesn't seem to have 'tail -f' kindof functionality.