Easterhegg in Munich

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Monday, April 5. 2010

Easterhegg in Munich


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Just a quick note: there is no such thing as *the* Fraunhofer institute, Fraunhofer has 59 of them doing quite some different work ...

Cheers,
alech
#1 alech (Homepage) on 2010-04-05 23:57 (Reply)
Thanks for the correction, I've changed the text accordingly.
#1.1 Hanno (Homepage) on 2010-04-06 12:16 (Reply)
Nice and comprehensive arguments towards public domain. I'm mostly using OS software in a commercial environment and it takes some effort to make sure to choose correctly licensed software, public domain would ease that. Especially since we are given our stuff back anyway.
#2 Lars Strojny (Homepage) on 2010-04-08 23:38 (Reply)
Allowed myself to upload your presentation about public domain licensing to slideshare:

http://www.slideshare.net/RetoStauss/public-domain-licensing-without-restrictions

My blog is now under CC0 ...
#3 Reto (Homepage) on 2010-05-27 12:34 (Reply)

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