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holri
13y ago
You obviously did not read it thoroughly. For example does he not say that e-books are bad per se: https://gnu.org/philosophy/the-danger-of-ebooks.en.html
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holri
13y ago
Reasons not to buy from amazon: https://stallman.org/amazon.html
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13y ago
important clarification: it is free as in beer not as in speech.
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13y ago
Actually commuting with the bicycle makes me more happy. Because it combines several of his positive points (exercise, be outside etc.) and avoids the stress of driving a car in heavy traffic.
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13y ago
This means that I will never allow a phone with a proprietary system into my WIFI.
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13y ago
> fixing the issues you raised means starving people to death. No not everywhere.
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13y ago
Is there a reason you only pickup up one point?
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13y ago
This is not theoretical. Ground water is contaminated due to pesticides. Small farmers are loosing there farms and income because of the economics of scale and competition from food industries. Farmers are getting dependent on foreign compa
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13y ago
Every lock can be cracked, but nevertheless I am locking my house.
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13y ago
Well if you name someone a friend you have talked to 3 hours and you are sharing FB links with, than you have a totally different understanding of the meaning of the word "friend" than me.
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13y ago
It is always a failure to interpolate the future linear from now on. History was never linear. It is more like waves between extremes. Therefore my estimate would be a new Biedermeier period. You obviously did not study history. Look up Ger
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13y ago
3 x 1h exercises a week during 50 years is approx. a year lifetime. It is likely that if you do this you add more than one healthy year to your lifetime. Therefore exercises are saving life time.
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13y ago
I am using a NoMachine NX remote session to a my server through ssh for this purpose.
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13y ago
On the Happy Life Seneca (First Century A.D.) http://thriceholy.net/Texts/Happy.html
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13y ago
you do not lock your door at home because the police can open it?
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13y ago
Well for me, sharing my beliefs with friends makes me happy. If someone does not share or respects my beliefs, then there is no sharing and understanding each other which is the essence of a friendship. No matter how strange your beliefs ar
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13y ago
If you are not going to be happy if you are not honest to your beliefs.
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13y ago
People that don't understand that I do not like FB are not my friends.
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13y ago
Freedom is not only the selling point to customers but also and more importantly to the telephone companies. It seems that they appreciate that freedom a lot. They have the marketing power to make the phones a success in the mass market.
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13y ago
Don't you think that the NSA debacle makes ordinary people more and more people sensitive about there freedom? Trust is the baseground of any purchase.
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13y ago
I've played with the low power developer Firefox Geekphones and the UI was very responsive. Also an iPhone is the opposite of a free phone, so this is no competition for Firefox OS.
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13y ago
Enterprise Software is hard because the modeled enterprises are complex and very different to each other. This is a completely different beast than your toy App on your phone.
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13y ago
In medicine excess growth is called cancer
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13y ago
I have 3.2 dioptres and have no problem at all with the hasselblad manual focus.
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13y ago
The type of content that would be siloed behind DRM does not fit in a free peer to peer network of equitable peers anyway. TV is probably a better medium for that. The Web is not a one way irrigation medium. It is about freedom. DRM is the
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13y ago
One should never deal with the bad guys.
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14y ago
A interface that makes things easy is comfortable and probably profitable, since most people are lazy. But convenience does not correlate with quality.
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14y ago
I make better photos with my old manual Hasselblad from the 1970ies. Because the interface has massive cognitive overhead. No automatic at all, all manual, clunky, complicated. It forces me to think slowly. Therefore it gives my head and h
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14y ago
Yes, because the great value of freedom is independent of the company size.
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14y ago
freedom is more valuable than features
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