itchitawa

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   by itchitawa 13y ago

   Yes, it's good for end users, but it's not complete freedom so GNU shouldn't make that claim then in the fine print add "...but some kinds of use are restricted." They should be more open and say "freedom for e
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   by itchitawa 13y ago

   Sadly, the word "free" always has strings attached. For GNU, the GPL license disallows "The freedom to make and distribute copies of your modified versions, when you wish." You're not allowed to attach non-free code
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   by itchitawa 13y ago

   It's a pity all these "better-than-Paypal" companies only serve US/Canada/sometimes Europe. Paypal owns the whole rest of the world! Maybe they can now help internationalize Braintree instead of imposing their badne
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   by itchitawa 13y ago

   The funniest part is Spotify's home page: "Your music is everywhere. Not yet available in your country." I wish my country was somewhere!
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   by itchitawa 13y ago

   Heh, I find it ironic that the comments on that article quickly degenerated into a political argument about racism :P
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   by itchitawa 13y ago

   The site asks for sign-in. Just invent any email address to read the article immediately.
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   by itchitawa 14y ago

   doioig.gov ranks highly for both "stack" and "overflow" separately. That site is about stacks and overflows afterall. Perhaps that's why combining the two gives it superpowers.