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I believe there was also a question as to whether it complied with the terms attached to the LGPL-licensed GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library. -- https:
by fennecfoxen 14y ago
I believe there was also a question as to whether it complied with the terms attached to the LGPL-licensed GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library.
-- https://citizenlab.org/2013/04/for-their-eyes-only-2/ https://citizenlab.org/2013/04/for-their-eyes-only-2/
- drivingmenuts 14y agoIs that actually going to matter to a company like the Gamma Group, though? They have enough governmental cover that they can pretty much do what they want, it seems like. I'm genuinely asking - how do you even begin to prosecute a violation by a company like that?
- contingencies 14y agoCertainly not by building a case through local mass media. Assange often quotes a statistic that the UK has more media gag orders in operation at any given time than any other state on earth.
- betterunix 14y agoIn theory, the British government has not been above the law for 800 years. If the government will give this company a free pass on trademark and copyright violations, then I guess those 800 years have come to an end.
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