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by 533474 6y ago
99 years of tax subsidies, he surely had a good life without many regrets. It's beyond my comprehension why humans still keep these hereditary regimes, constitutional or absolutist, alive
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by 533474 6y ago
99 years of tax subsidies, he surely had a good life without many regrets. It's beyond my comprehension why humans still keep these hereditary regimes, constitutional or absolutist, alive
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by 533474 6y ago
Why do we still buy macs? Apple can pull the plug anytime. Kudos yo the huge undertaking but I personally think we wouldn't need this type of gargatuan effort if we just refused to buy macs without linux support. Why support such a clo
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by 533474 6y ago
Do you mean healthy profit margins?...because I'd rather prefer a combination of big profits, state subsidies and healthy competition than a monopolised/oligopolised market
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by 533474 6y ago
good article that deals quite well with the controversial topics [1] [1] https://www.wetheweb.org/post/cancel-we-the-web
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by 533474 6y ago
If you really want to give him the benefit of doubt, I suggest reading this [1] [1] https://www.wetheweb.org/post/cancel-we-the-web
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by 533474 6y ago
oh, the irony...
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by 533474 6y ago
we r all procrastinating
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by 533474 6y ago
Wozniak was not a software engineer either; he was an EE
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by 533474 6y ago
He did not say that phones were upgradable; he mentioned 'computing devices'. Calling another comment dumb does not help your argument.
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by 533474 6y ago
grandparent?
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by 533474 6y ago
Fantastic web-app congrats
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by 533474 6y ago
Why inspired by Apple?, why not make their own thing instead of a knockoff? They r talented individuals they can totally make their own thing
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by 533474 6y ago
spelling mistakes on the landing page
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by 533474 6y ago
Nice reminder of how unbalanced and corrupt our system really is. I am not saying that our system doesn't work. It just feels that there is so much left to do.
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by 533474 6y ago
Personal opinion. Tribalism prevails, humans have no fix. Perhaps in another reality or dimension it is conceivable for people to come together and form a truly resourceful world government. Wait till you see how the lack of world coordinat
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by 533474 6y ago
Simple -- people who cannot afford films will stop watching or streaming sports. Companies will lose free marketing and word of mouth. Companies will have to work harder to persuade the populace to acquire commercial flicks/sports. You
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by 533474 6y ago
Great article, it resonates with everything that has gone wrong in the industry.
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by 533474 6y ago
No citations, the linux kernel succeeded because of GPLv2. A rather better term would be FLOSS [1] [1]: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/floss-and-foss.en.html
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by 533474 6y ago
That escalated quickly, poor beginners :').
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by 533474 6y ago
Corporate fangs win at the end. It is social pressure for monopoly autocracy and corporate practices. You should have had the freedom to choose whatever license you had in mind without being harassed by company employees or people who misun
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by 533474 6y ago
RMS was right...youtube-dl, now this...and apple computer apps not working fiasco...etc...was the crazy communist guy not so crazy after all?
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by 533474 6y ago
We just stop consuming stupid DRM shows and music. There r tons of other media available and music from unknown talented composers/artists.
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by 533474 6y ago
Sorry to be blunt but you are comparing oranges to apples. A poor country PhD student/grad in the US/EU still has to live under minimum wage conditions. The fact that the stipend might be considerable more money in their home coun
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by 533474 6y ago
RMS was right and the community is afraid to admit it
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by 533474 6y ago
No pun intended but the solution there is to buy an alternative tablet or device.
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by 533474 6y ago
I called the programme organizer. The catch is that you need a job in the US that is willing to let you work remotely. There might be tax issues if u r willing to relocate ur permanent residence.
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by 533474 6y ago
I'd try if I were you. Now that you are in leadership positions, please, also do something about ageism in our industry :)
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by 533474 6y ago
It is not so simple I'm afraid; he allowed outside contribution from people who thought they were contributing to free software. He deserves the backlash. If he wanted to make money, he could have created a sub-project using octotree b
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by 533474 6y ago
AGPL and GPL3 do allow for a proprietary alternative that has clearly separated modules that use only the GPL3/AGPL code as binaries. They could have done something similar to the qt licensing scheme. I think the developers who change

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