The SirsiDynix paper on open source — the one that caused a stir last fall — seems to have disappeared from WikiLeaks and from Stephen Abram’s related blog post. Fortunately, there’s a copy here, in case anyone is looking for it.
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And now there’s a copy here, too:
http://thebookpile.files.wordpress.com.nyud.net/2010/04/sirsidynix-on-open-source_sa.pdf
[...] my surprise, then, when the same afternoon I received a blog posting which identifies a paper from SirsiDynix that was leaked last October and understandably caused [...]