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I haven't really noticed any trend on "younger programmers" believing RMS is absurd. On HN, yes. But then again HN is heavily slanted towards startup culture, w
by vezzy-fnord 12y ago
I haven't really noticed any trend on "younger programmers" believing RMS is absurd. On HN, yes. But then again HN is heavily slanted towards startup culture, which typically clashes with the ideals of RMS in a lot of places.
On the contrary, younger programmers benefit from and frequently use the results of RMS' activism and labor. The term "free software" did get diverted and slandered by the OSI, but other than that free software is bigger than ever.
The last three sentences of yours are a plain troll.