I'm pretty pro-GNU. I bristle when people mischaracterize the GPL. I try to avoid closed source software. I have to make quite a few exceptions, but I try to st

I'm pretty pro-GNU. I bristle when people mischaracterize the GPL. I try to avoid closed source software. I have to make quite a few exceptions, but I try to stick with open source even when it's less convenient/harder to use. I don't purchase copywritten stuff that uses DRM. I am unphased by this. This is a complete and utter non-issue until Google lays this down on the consumer, retail version of Glass. It would be malicious (not to mention completely idiotic -- I can't see why Google would ever want to kill the secondary market on a new platform they're pushing) of Google to do this for the final version, but they aren't doing that. And I think it strongly mischaracterizes RMS to say that this is what he has been preaching all along. Maybe a small subpart, but I think his message is broader and far more important.