well that didnt take long now its: "Independent research project. Formerly called OpenJev. Not affiliated with or endorsed by TypeSafe. No infringement is intended."
Believe it is in Jevons as in the nuclear energy that was "too cheap to measure" this is if statements that are too cheap to measure. Or it is measured in J eV.
Courts have ruled they can, as long as they pay for the content. Yes it's amoral at best, but lawful. Using a trademark in your brand name is not. You can't create "OpenExcel" or "OpenOpenAi"
"Thank you for participating in the Stealth Union Alpha testing period. This model was Unbiased's Pareto. Use it now: https://openrouter.ai/unbiased/pareto"
I am, or was. Once, while living there, I wrote a little C program to read a Visual FoxPro database file and write out PostgreSQL commands to load the data. It was for my employer at the time. We needed it for a migration.
And then, a year later, I got invited to a PostgreSQL convention in Brazil where it was one of the tools being quasi-formally recommended to help migrate the country off of VFP.
The world can feel awfully freaking small sometimes.
robots.txt is a suggestion, not a rule. It's a service to crawlers to help them avoid wasting time. Using robots.txt as a security measure is like trying to stop a foreign invader with a "road closed" sign.
Edit: this is obviously assuming they literally meant robots.txt, but from a qyick skim of the site, it doesn't look like that was mentioned at least. I guess you meant it metaphorically :P
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