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• Can mapkit framework provided in iphone be used to create an enterprise application ?

  - by Ameya

  Hi All, Can mapkit framework provided in iphone be used to create an enterprise application, without violating Google privacy and terms. As I am creating enterprise application using enterprise certificate (http://developer.apple.com/programs/iphone/enterprise/) form apple, wanted to know weather I can use makkit framework in my application application for distribution within the enterprise and on itunes app store. Please let me know if there is any additional legal agreement/certificates involved. Thanking you in advance.

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• Open-source: licence header on each source file of a project or a single LICENCE.txt file?

  - by systempuntoout

  If i publish an open-source project, is it enough to add a LICENCE.txt file to the package or do i need to copy and paste it on top of every project's source file? On public repository like github or google code i saw mixed things and i'm curious on how this legal aspect should be handled correctly.

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• Removing the Google Maps API Premier Terms-of-Use/Logo/etc. links?

  - by appr3ntice

  Hi, is it legal to remove the logo/terms of use link displayed on my integrated google map (google maps premier)? The problem is that when I zoom into the map, the link tends to get longer and loger and overlays the whole website which is pretty ugly. Of course it is possible to give the div container a "overflow: hidden;" flag which helps a little. But it is still not satisfying. Thx

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• Ok to implement backend/shared functionality for iPhone in JavaScript?

  - by John Wright

  Is it ok to use the Webkit Javascript engine to implement cross-platform, non-GUI backend functionality on the iPhone, iPad? In my case, I was interested in re-using Javascript code that I have that works on top of SQLite. I thought I would need to re-implement the logic in Obj-C but perhaps I could just share it and expose some hooks into Obj-C using JSCocoa or straight through JavaScript core. Is this legal per Apple guidelines?

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• What's the best way to monetize Android Game ?

  - by zed_0xff

  I'm developing an Android game, it has 20k downloads so far. But I'm not in US region, so I can't just SELL it via Android Market, so it's free. So, I'm looking for a best legal way to earn some money from my game. PS: Game already has AdMob ads, and I'm looking for something better.

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• Real time web mashup

  - by luca

  Apart from the legal issues.. I'd like to create a website that is the exact copy of another website (I do not own but I know will let me do this) where I change a few things, mainly swap images and hide some divs.. So my "website".. how should I build it? I thought something like an Iframe and javascript but I have no idea if this makes sense.. any idea?

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• What does an "interface extends interface" relationship look like in UML?

  - by Martin Doms

  In Java it's perfectly legal for an interface to extend an interface. Does this relationship in UML look like an "extends" relationship (solid line, closed, unfilled arrowhead) or an "implements" relationship (dotted line, close, unfilled arrowhead)? I can't seem to find an example of this relationship either online or in Fowler's book.

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• What is the best way to use MySQL full-text search with a self-join?

  - by gersh

  I want to do something like: select a.a_ft,count(b.a_ft) FROM row a JOIN row b on match a.a_ft against (b.b_ft). However, this isn't legal. Basically, I just want to look for similar phrases in my database. What is the easiest way to do this?

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• ios App Disclaimer

  - by Max

  I am writing an application for iPhone and had some questions regarding eula :- If I do not include any disclaimer/ eula in my app, then would Apple's standard EULA http://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/appstore/dev/stdeula/ automatically apply to my app ? If I include a small disclaimer inside my application (as a popup on initial screen), then would Apple's EULA still cover my app ? I tried downloading few apps on my ipad and did not see Apple's standard EULA. So, where can I actually see the EULA before downloading something ?

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• What are the books about Open-Source that everyone interested in should read?

  - by Edu Zamora

  Currently I am working and running my first Open-Source project and though I am quite happy how things are working so far, I have the feeling that a lot of things could be done better. So, what books about Open-Source would you recommend me in order to help filling this gap and making things better every day? What are the books that influenced you the most? I am especially interested in: - How to organize and run an Open-Source project - Best practices - Manage and involve users and developers - How to announce and do the releases - Legal issues

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• What's the smallest DirectX installer I can distribute in my Software?

  - by John

  My application uses DirectX 9.0c. There are many installers for the end-user run-times, ranging from 400Kb to 100Mb+ and obviously I don't want to bloat my installer file. However, I believe there are potentially legal restrictions which mean I can't just distribute whichever MS installers I might choose. This is the one I'd ideally like to include, is it the best /correct one?

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• C++/CLI, "constant" reference to a tracking handle

  - by liori

  Hello, I have spotted something like this in code: void foo(IList<int>^ const & list ) { ... } What does this ^ const& mean? I looked in the C++/CLI specification, but found no comments on making constant tracking references, nor the ^& combo. Is this legal?

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• possible to constrain jQuery resize to x or y axis, like drag constrain?

  - by Tim

  This jQuery lets you constrain drag movement so it occurs only on the axis specified: $("#draggable2").draggable({ axis: 'x' }); See: http://jqueryui.com/demos/draggable/#constrain-movement This is not legal jQuery but I wish it were: $("#Container").resizable({ minHeight: 150, containment: {axis:'y' } }); Is it possible to prevent the user from making #Container wider while allowing her to make it taller? Thanks

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• What business implications are there working with a foreign consultant?

  - by Chris Marisic

  For a US business does anything occur differently for employing a foreign consultant as a opposed to a standard 1099 consultant that is a legal resident? There would be no relocation of the consultant so I believe that would rule out any visa considerations (unless you need a workers visa to work as a consultant?).

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• Is it possible for me to sell my android app on android market using my relative in USA as a proxy ?

  - by Mithraa

  I am an indian resident. Developers in India cant sell android apps on android market. Can anybody enlighten me with any other legal means through which i can sell my apps on android market. I have my cousin who is an US citizen, residing in california. Is it possible to sell my app using her as my proxy. Please do ask me if i was not clear enough.

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• Why does this compile?

  - by akf

  I was taken aback earlier today when debugging some code to find that something like the following does not throw a compile-time exception: public Test () { HashMap map = (HashMap) getList(); } private List getList(){ return new ArrayList(); } As you can imagine, a ClassCastException is thrown at runtime, but can someone explain why the casting of a List to a HashMap is considered legal at compile time?

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• Licensing and commercial use

  - by Avoid Trouble

  I found a really cool piece of software under the AGPL license. I haven't heard of this before, so excuse the ignorance... But is it legal for me to simply bundle and use this product directly within my app (no modification) and resell for commercial use? Speaking of which, is there a simple table available that shows the implication of each open source license and whether or not it can be used by closed source, for-profit, $$$ type software?

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• Is it possible to run OSX in a virtual machine?

  - by Frep D-Oronge

  I'd love to be able to try Mac OSX in a VM, preferable on something shiny and new like KVM for linux. I'm a Linux and Windows person, but would like to try out OSX without investing in the expensive hardware or accumulating yet another box to fit somewhere under my desk. (Read: no I don't want to get a Mac Mini) Is this possible? Legal? If so, what are the drawbacks and tricks

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• Anyone has expirience whith SSLMatic certificates?

  - by Marko

  SSLMatic certificates are very cheap. They sell RapidSSL certificates for $20. On RapidSSL website same certificate costs $80. How is that possible? Is it legal?

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• Could SqueakNOS or PharoNOS made to run an iPhone or iPad to Form a DynaBook?

  - by Richard Durr

  Not considering legal issues I would be very interested if it would be possible to run one of those on the bare metal of the iPad/Phone ARM-Architecture.

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• Can get Sum() working in Northwind example

  - by Vince

  Hi, The following code is generating a runtime error and I have no idea why. from o in Orders group o by o.Employee into employeeOrders select new { employeeOrders.Key.EmployeeID, employeeOrders.Key.FirstName, Orders = from eord in employeeOrders orderby eord.OrderID select new { eord.OrderID, eord.OrderDate, OrderTotal=eord.OrderDetails.Sum (od => od.UnitPrice) } } The error is Member access 'System.Decimal UnitPrice' of 'LINQPad.User.OrderDetails' not legal on type 'LINQPad.User.Orders Thanks in advance

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• How can this SQL be wrong? What am I not seeing?

  - by ropstah

  Can anybody please spot my error, this should be a legal query in SQL shouldn't it?? Unknown column u.usr_auto_key in the ON clause This is the database schema: User: (usr_auto_key, name, etc...) Setting: (set_auto_key, name etc..) User_Setting: (usr_auto_key, set_auto_key, value) And this is the query... SELECT `u`.`usr_auto_key` AS `u__usr_auto_key`, `s`.`set_auto_key` AS `s__set_auto_key`, `u2`.`usr_auto_key` AS `u2__usr_auto_key`, `u2`.`set_auto_key` AS `u2__set_auto_key`, `u2`.`value` AS `u2__value` FROM `User` `u`, `Setting` `s` LEFT JOIN `User_Setting` `u2` ON `u`.`usr_auto_key` = `u2`.`usr_auto_key` WHERE (`s`.`sct_auto_key` = 1 AND `u`.`usr_auto_key` = 1 AND admin_property is null)

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• Possible to call single-parameter Python function without using parentheses?

  - by Jen

  The Python documentation specifies that is is legal to omit the parentheses if a function only takes a single parameter, but myfunction "Hello!" generates a syntax error. So, what's the deal? (I'm using Python 3.1)

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• Open-source: licence header on each source file OR a single COPYING OR both?

  - by systempuntoout

  Publishing an open-source project, is it enough to add a COPYING file to the package or do i need to copy and paste it on top of every project's source file? On public repository like github or google code i saw mixed things and i'm curious on how this legal aspect should be handled correctly.

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• Parse livescores from web site

  - by Venno

  Hi all, I was thinking of parsing live scores from a web site via PHP and them use them for an application I am planning to implement, so my question is is it legal to do that, parse info from web site and use it ? If I quote the source if the info ?

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