gatonegro

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   by gatonegro 5y ago

   > We're happy to pay for that. Preferably once , not monthly.
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   by gatonegro 5y ago

   I understand that, I was just pointing out a practical issue with the royalties model if it were to be applied to an open source project.
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   by gatonegro 5y ago

   The key difference here is that for, say, a piece of music, you can very easily point to someone as the creator of said piece. Or a group of people, or a record label, or whoever owns the rights to it. How do you handle royalties for a FO
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   by gatonegro 5y ago

   I think O'Reilly's take makes a lot of sense. The "Web 2.0", as he says, was the natural evolution of the web after the dot-com bubble exploded. It was not a buzzword or marketing term, at least at the start. It turned i
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   by gatonegro 5y ago

   I've been doing the same thing for a few months now. At first I had it set up to shut up after 6 pm, but these days it's just completely silent. I check it every so often, on my own terms, because there are some things that I do w