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Does anyone else read him? He mentions PICK in one of his latest rants about rescuing old code. www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1960969,00.asp |
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Luke Chunderpuke wrote: Does anyone else read him? He mentions PICK in one of his latest rants about rescuing old code. www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1960969,00.asp Interesting. I've posted to the forum on the article indicating that OpenQM is a multi-value, Pick-like database that is available as an open source version. http://openqm.org -- Kevin Powick |
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Does anyone else read him? He mentions PICK in one of his latest rants about rescuing old code. www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1960969,00.asp Knowing about this stuff is supposed to be his job, but he still confuses public domain and open source. That's just plain lazy. |
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I have contacted John Dvorak and he has agreed to mention OpenQM and their web site in his upcoming column "Inside Track". Jeff |
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Luke Chunderpuke wrote: Does anyone else read him? He mentions PICK in one of his latest rants about rescuing old code. www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1960969,00.asp Interesting. I've posted to the forum on the article indicating that OpenQM is a multi-value, Pick-like database that is available as an open source version. http://openqm.org |
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I have contacted John Dvorak and he has agreed to mention OpenQM and their web site in his upcoming column "Inside Track". Jeff |
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I have contacted John Dvorak and he has agreed to mention OpenQM and their web site in his upcoming column "Inside Track". |
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