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In chemistry, non-aromatic organic compounds are called aliphatic. They include not only the fatty acids and other derivatives of the paraffin hydrocarbons, but also unsaturated compounds, such as the ethylene (alkene) and acetylene (alkyne) series.


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Open source - definition of Open source - Labor Law Talk Dictionary (2507 words)
Openness is a term that has evolved now to refer to projects that are open to anyone and everyone to contribute to, before and/or after the actual programming.
Open source advocates point out that as of the early 2000s, at least 90 percent of computer programmers are employed not to produce software for direct sale, but rather to design and customize software for other purposes, such as in-house applications.
Open source advocates also claim that open source programmers are very quick to fix bugs or security problems, though they neglect to mention that most of those fixes are raw fixes which must then be tested by the open source bundlers.
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