s3krit

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   by s3krit 10y ago

   I think you might be interpreting some non-existent malice between the two movements. Stallman's stance is simply 'There are two movements - open-source and free software. Please affiliate me with the correct one'.
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   by s3krit 10y ago

   > I may be wrong in the sense that the "access to source" I'm talking about may not be in the "open source" category, depending on how that is defined. You're correct in that you're wrong :) The Open So
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   by s3krit 10y ago

   We have this in the UK for several large supermarkets (Walmart-owned ASDA for example), as well as regular home-delivery. I believe ASDA brand it as 'click and collect' - When you arrive at the store, you go to a touchscreen kiosk
4. 94.▲
   by s3krit 11y ago

   As someone that's only used XMPP fairly briefly and has no knowledge of the underlying protocol, could you tell me why it's 'horrible'?
5. 95.▲
   by s3krit 12y ago

   >If it's designed insecurely, it could be exploited. What a completely non-article.
6. 96.▲
   by s3krit 13y ago

   Why is it OK for a newer technology to be restricted just because that's how it is for an older technology? We didn't start charging for emails just because snailmail cost money..