throw_human

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   by throw_human 4y ago

   > Now let's say somebody in a corp uses the software for some minor task. Are they allowed? Is it the person or the corp "using" it? Not allowed. >If the latter, let's say me and my buddy both use the software indi
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   by throw_human 4y ago

   The license is only granted to natural born persons. The only people who don't grasp this simple fact are the ones who have never worked in a corporation. They very much own and run things legally. Which is why when the liquidation man
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   by throw_human 4y ago

   >Corporations don't exist. Amazon is made of people: shareholders and staff. >Software doesn't run itself and corporations don't run software: human beings do. >There's no such thing as a non-human entity runnin
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   by throw_human 4y ago

   The best I've been able to come up is that freedom 0 applies only to humans. If a non-human entity is running the software, viz. some sort of corporation, then it is not allowed to without a (expensive) license. I want to make the worl