I bought this one, refurbished for just under $388.
Samsung - Galaxy Book S 13.3 inches Laptop
https://www.samsung.com/us/app/computing/windows-laptops/galaxy-book-s/lte/
Thanks,
Alexander
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S22+
On Tue, Aug 9, 2022, 17:47 Snyder, Alexander J
wrote:
> Seeking
If you REALLY don't care, use the FreeBSD license.
If you care a little, use the latest GPL.
On 8/9/22 14:42, Keith Smith via PLUG-discuss wrote:
Hi,
I am writing some source code as an example that will make it into a
number of blog posts on my blog. I do not care if anyone uses this
Hi,
I am writing some source code as an example that will make it into a
number of blog posts on my blog. I do not care if anyone uses this code
for any purpose.
Any suggestions on how I copyright it?
Thanks!!
Keith
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On 2022-08-09 14:43, Retro64XYZ via PLUG-discuss wrote:
If you REALLY don't care, use the FreeBSD license.
Thanks!!
If you care a little, use the latest GPL.
On 8/9/22 14:42, Keith Smith via PLUG-discuss wrote:
Hi,
I am writing some source code as an example that will make it into a
Am 09. Aug, 2022 schwätzte Retro64XYZ via PLUG-discuss so:
moin moin,
If it's a small example, then it probably really doesn't matter, but it's
good practice to add a license. If you use CC for the blog, then I think
that can also adequately cover a small amount of code for an example.
If you
You should always license your code. You can always re-license it later (I
don't think it only applies after a fork?). I promote GPL3 usually (copyleft).
If I don't care about some company stealing and selling my code or perhaps
someone using it for nefarious purposes, then I often recommend
Seeking input on ultrathin laptops that can run Linux adequately well.
Prefer a 15" screen, but don't care about much else, as it's only "real"
job will be to host an RDP session to my Workstation and Server.
I know a lot of laptops can run Linux, but I was hoping to get feedback
from real world
