> Yes they were, because geocities didn't control your search results and did not force you to donate 10 seconds to some creepily targeted ad before serving any multimedia experience. What? Do you remember webrings? How…
> Using NNTP would be a bit of a step backwards in some ways, Which ways do you have in mind?
> The problem with the Qt Company is that they intentionally try to confuse users about what they can and cannot do with LGPL software (...) Their commercial licenses are very expensive. Qt charges close to $400 per…
> Yes they were, because geocities didn't control your search results and did not force you to donate 10 seconds to some creepily targeted ad before serving any multimedia experience. What? Do you remember webrings? How…
> Using NNTP would be a bit of a step backwards in some ways, Which ways do you have in mind?
> The problem with the Qt Company is that they intentionally try to confuse users about what they can and cannot do with LGPL software (...) Their commercial licenses are very expensive. Qt charges close to $400 per…