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by limagnolia 4mo ago
Thanks, I actually just found that article- and it gives a completely different view of events than the posted article. For one, it says the suit was from a group of residents, not the family who donated the land.
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by limagnolia 4mo ago
There seems to be some missing details from the few sentences in this article. Does anyone have the full story? Why did the court dismiss the families lawsuit?
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by limagnolia 4mo ago
Not the poster to whom you are questioning, but I would argue that inspiring and encouraging are much better than coercing, especially if the goal is to educate, as I am skeptical that coercion is ever going to work to get true learning.
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by limagnolia 4mo ago
But there is a difference in behaving ethically and behaving legally. While there may be consequences for behaving unethically (IE "I won't do business with them because I do not feel they are ethical"), society generally on
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by limagnolia 4mo ago
At that point, why wouldn't they just give their employees a corporate debit card and say "go and buy the subscription you want."? I suppose the enterprise plans come with additional controls and features? But are they wort
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by limagnolia 4mo ago
Well that is why it is open source. It doesn't matter how big the company is behind it, you can use it without the company that owns the name, and even use a different, small tech company for support.
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by limagnolia 5mo ago
Your recourse for Meta bricking your hardware is Small Claims Court, in the US anyway... other countries may have something similar.
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by limagnolia 5mo ago
Because the OSI is responsible for the creation of the term as a concept (Yes, I know you might be able to find one or two instances of some one saying "open source" in the context of software before the OSI came along, but the v
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by limagnolia 5mo ago
Why do you think the OSI should be concerned with European companies and their business models? Why would European companies have a more difficult time building software centric open source businesses than companies in other countries?
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by limagnolia 5mo ago
The OSI definition is just fine for software licenses. It doesn't need to "mature". The BSL is not compatible with the principles and concept of open source software.
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by limagnolia 5mo ago
I don't think it was presented as an "vs". Both can be a form of violence, even if one is much worse than the other.
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by limagnolia 5mo ago
For most of the short simple documents I create, I don't want to redo the formating for every document. Simply writing it in something simple like Markdown ( possibly a markdown wysiwig editor) and having my software automatically app
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by limagnolia 5mo ago
Right, It should be included in the app store page. Apple should have a specific place for it and it should be required.
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by limagnolia 5mo ago
Cars don't really need an online component in order to continue working. Some manufacturers have tried to force some features into online components, but the cars continue to work without it once they turn it off.
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by limagnolia 5mo ago
Forgejo is doing a lot of work to make the tooling decentralized, too. They are using open protocols and standards to link self hosted forges together.
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by limagnolia 5mo ago
If the defendant consented, why is this even in dispute? Are they arguing the defendants consent was invalid?
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by limagnolia 5mo ago
I don't know about Finnish law, but in most US states, when you form an entity, you can put most anything as a purpose. It is quite common to put it as "to engage in any lawful activity". Beyond that, publicly traded company
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by limagnolia 5mo ago
GOG is pretty good too. I just wish they had better native Linux support.
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by limagnolia 6mo ago
13 month summers lol :) Yeah, definitely if your interested neighborhood geothermal Whisper Valley seems to be the largest by far in the US, you might check it out.
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by limagnolia 6mo ago
Whisper Valley in Austin Texas is one example of a neighborhood geothermal installation: https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/geothermal/texas-whispe... Maybe not quite exactly what you envision.
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by limagnolia 6mo ago
Isn't that the same excuse Gooogle is using to lrevent folks from installing what they want on Android phones?
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by limagnolia 6mo ago
Mormons voted strongly to legalize MJ in Utah. Maybe your politician is just an odd man out? edit: Well, I should note the Utah vote was only for "medical" MJ.
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by limagnolia 6mo ago
1) Switzerland is tiny compared to the US. 2) FTTH is only available to about 60% of the population right now. It is not clear what percentage of those homes have access to 25 Gbit service. While I think the model of having the government
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by limagnolia 6mo ago
Why should I have to have a smartphone to have a digital wallet? Smart watches, tablets, laptops, portable game consoles, etc, are all perfectly cromulent hardware for running a digital wallet.
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by limagnolia 7mo ago
Or you could just write to the court and ask to be excused, so you don't even have to show up. Most judges will excuse you for any reason if you ask.
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by limagnolia 7mo ago
Apple laptops are PCs (Personal Computers). They are not IBM PCs. But IBM hasn't made PCs in years, and there hasn't been any IBM PC hardware to clone in years.
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by limagnolia 7mo ago
Russia and North Korea are obviously doing so, but I haven't seen any direct evidence that China is providing intelligence support to Iran, do you have any links? It is certainly plausible, China would love to see Russia tied up in Uk
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by limagnolia 7mo ago
You do use your "fake" profile regularly, just for "sanitized" activities. Check in on official sanctioned news sources, do your "legit" banking and financial stuff, etc.
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by limagnolia 7mo ago
Amazon does in fact have their own brand TVs. I don't know if Google and Roku own a TV brand, but both provide the software that runs on TV's, and both require accounts and sell ads, so it comes out about even. (See https:/&
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by limagnolia 7mo ago
So, just like Google, Amazon, and Roku TV's? (And probably LG and Samsung too?)

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