> How do they expect their code to be deployed when it requires a hacker to set it up? I think their plan to remind people in hacker communities who are bored

> How do they expect their code to be deployed when it requires a hacker to set it up? I think their plan to remind people in hacker communities who are bored with Ron Paul stories that they still exist, rather than create competitors. Though that might be a straw man. Also, if you want to manage programers, it would be worth your while to read the Mythical Man Month. Right in the first chapter, it explains why it is harder to produce software that runs on other people's hardware (software as a product) than it is to make it run on your hardware (in-house software). That certainly applies here.