Index[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z] package management systems packagers and security vulnerabilities Packet Drivers (Crynwr Software) 2nd web site for PACT (Project for the Advancement of Coding Techniques) compiler project PageRank system 2nd paradigm shifts biology facing lessons from previous occurring now for free/open source developers standardized architecture of IBM PC Parr, R. L. participatory architecture patch program, introduced by Larry Wall patent law concerns involving genetic engineering fair use and community-based innovation making patents available on RAND terms to standards bodies unconstrained software patents not allowed in India patents vs. standards pathconf( ) Patterns of Software Paul, Christian PBX (private branch exchange) telephones _PC_NAME_MAX constant _PC_PATH_MAX constant PCs replacing workstations 2nd Pedro, Simão Peopleware<Default Para Font> Perens, Bruce Perl (duct tape of the Internet) permissions for file objects in Win32 permissive licenses personal computer innovations made by the community "personal computing" products, appearance of physical vs. virtual products, building businesses around physical vs. virtual world Pilgrim, Mark Pinheiro, Walter Pink, Daniel piracy campaign against, launched by Microsoft dual licensing and limiting with DMCA rampant, in India targeting, in China 2nd platform and silo systems construction industry and need to base them on free/open source infrastructure platforms, two approaches to PLUG (Polish Linux User Group) podcasting not yet affected by DMCA Polanyi, M. Polese, Kim 2nd politics and business polymerase chain reaction (PCR) Poppen, Sherman portalizing Slashdot sites Portuguese words for "free" POSIX standard adapting to change from 32-bit to 64-bit computing broken locking mechanism in future of official documents from IEEE Single Unix Specification (SUS) and vs. Win32, choosing Windows NT and posting anonymously on Slashdot 2nd press reports about Nupedia/Wikipedia presynthesized DNA prettifying code price differentiation concept privacy concerns with open source legal projects private branch exchange (PBX) telephones private sector, libre software in professional open source business model Progeny Project for the Advancement of Coding Techniques (PACT) compiler project project scaling proprietary development changed by open source ideals proprietary Linux proprietary model vs. community-based model proprietary packet drivers, selling proprietary software development becoming standardized/commodified controlling software dependencies and how it changed open source how open source changed it online updating/installation vs. open source 2nd licensing issues protection for code, overasserting, with copyright expansion public administrations, libre software in public communications in open source projects public goods, managing costs by using public mistrust of genetic technology 2nd public sector initiatives and libre software public vs. private information, in legal research projects Pubmed (journal database service) punch cards |