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Whatever you do, do NOT let him stay in the home of someone you respect or like. I've done it twice, and both parties ended up literally burning the sheets, an
by gonzo 15y ago
Whatever you do, do NOT let him stay in the home of someone you respect or like.
I've done it twice, and both parties ended up literally burning the sheets, and wouldn't discuss further what had happened.
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- pwaring 15y agoBit late, I've already done that. :) Although I don't remember hearing any horror stories, other than an amusing anecdote about how his ultra-free netbook wouldn't connect to the wireless, whereas the proprietary Macbook worked perfectly... http://www.ukuug.org/newsletter/17.2/#repor_paul_ http://www.ukuug.org/newsletter/17.2/#repor_paul_
- jrockway 15y agoWhy would you expect any different? Wifi is pushing the bleeding edge of how proprietary a technology can be. Short of buying a semiconductor fab and replacing every access point and wlan chipset on earth, there is not a lot Stallman can do to prevent this problem. (Even then, the FCC does not care for radios that can be modified by their users. So this is why he has to advocate for Free Software: it's already illegal in some applications.)
- hugh3 15y agoEw. I must say that the whole "please let me sleep on your couch instead of making me stay in a hotel room" bit was the most bothersome part of this whole rider. I respect RMS for his work, but I wouldn't want to let him in my house.
- shinratdr 15y agoYou absolutely must elaborate, please.
- Udo 15y agoDetails or it didn't happen.