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[Semi]Commons Coordinations & Copyright Choices 4.0(gondwanaland.com)
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by richardfontana 13y ago
Roth is actually Issac, not Isaac.
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Upgrade to CC0(gondwanaland.com)
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by richardfontana 13y ago
> I live in the fourth-largest and sprawliest metropolitan area in > North America (Houston). Looking just at the US, Wikipedia[1] says that the fourth largest metropolitan area is DC/Baltimore. Not sure about the sprawliest. H
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by richardfontana 13y ago
I found that jarring too. I assume he meant something like 'progeny'?
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by richardfontana 13y ago
Reminds me of this scene from Steve Martin's The Lonely Guy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQ7CNUuoe3E
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by richardfontana 13y ago
What if I leave my doors unlocked and write a blog post with my home address saying I know my doors are unlocked, I know people are entering my home and taking things and telling everyone I won't take any action against anyone who come
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by richardfontana 13y ago
If "we let them get away with it" how is it "stealing"?
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Wikimedia Foundation’s response to paid advocacy editing and sockpuppetry(blog.wikimedia.org)
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by richardfontana 13y ago
The assertion that TrueCrypt "has now managed to fix all the problems cited by Red Hat Legal (relayed by Tom Callaway)" is false (I'm not Tom Callaway but I am confident he would agree with me on this). The points I mention i
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by richardfontana 13y ago
The absence of the TrueCrypt license on the OSI-certified list itself does not signify much, since the license was AFAIK never submitted for OSI approval, but Linux distros among others have raised concerns about several versions of the lic