I wonder if someone just got super annoyed at having to ask legal to share their documentation with a cooperation partner for export control clearance, that they decided getting it open sourced would be less of a hassle. Now they can freely link anyone to the document.
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#102I wonder if someone just got super annoyed at having to ask legal to share their documentation with a cooperation partner for export control clearance, that they decided getting it open sourced would be less of a hassle. Now they can freely link anyone to the document.
This is 100% a valid workflow in DoD/ITAR fields. Suffer once through review, benefit eternally. It's especially important to get one good reviewed spec / presentation out, then all later reviews can be staged w.r.t. that one and are much easier to baseline and pass. That'll be $1000 consulting fee on ITAR compliance.
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#103Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is 100% a valid workflow in DoD/ITAR fields. Suffer once through review, benefit eternally. It's especially important to get one good reviewed spec / presentation out, then all later reviews can be staged w.r.t. that one and are much easier to baseline and pass. That'll be $1000 consulting fee on ITAR compliance.
Isn't $1000 a bit low for compliance consulting fees?
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#105First I was excited, then I saw that it's based on DDS.
why the hate on DDS? seems like a perfect fit.
For things like avionics, industrial automation, etc.
I think if the server world ever thought about the advantages of multicast, it might solve some problems there.
There are about 5 viable vendors in this space, and about 6 open source projects out there floating around.
And interoperability between vendors is very good. IMHO.
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#106Off-topic, but "Rheinmetall" is one of the coolest company names. It's like what a company that builds mechs would be called in an anime.
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#108Off-topic, but "Rheinmetall" is one of the coolest company names. It's like what a company that builds mechs would be called in an anime.
Missouri Metalworks :-|
Rheinmetal :-O
Literal "Thing, Japan" expect s/Japan/GermanyRe: German Rheinmetall open-sources its Battlesuite connected weapon system protcol
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#110Earlier quoted context omitted.
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