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Turning open source users into criminals
Open source software is anti-capitalism and undermines intellectual property. It's not a new claim against free and open source software, but now a new report suggests that a pro-proprietary lobby group has not only been pushing this line around the globe but is also looking to get pro-open source countries listed on the US' Special 301 watchlist. |
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Comments (11)
Where you from?
Probably that evil bastion of anti-capitalism: Canada!
That's as weird as thinking open source promotes piracy!
That's as weird as thinking open source promotes piracy!
Poland IIRC, but not sure.
> And I also hope to have time soon to write about my Xfce experience.
I was remembering Thailand or Indonesia, but as with Hans, I'm not sure.
I was remembering Thailand or Indonesia, but as with Hans, I'm not sure.
Hans remembered right :) The country that everybody forgot except for Bush ;)
> Hans remembered right :)
Maybe I'm remembering nikkels,
Maybe I'm remembering nikkels,
I nie zapomnę, jezuch.
(I do not forget.)
(I do not forget.)
Quoting:I nie zapomnę, jezuch.
(I do not forget.)
Actually it translates to "I won't forget" ;)
Well, I've remembered for this long, so that is true, too.
Living in Chicago, I don't think of Poland as a very foreign country!
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In other news, representatives of my country voted against secrecy in ACTA negotiations.
And they say we're very close allies of the US ;) [And yet still no visa-free travel for us!]
Forgive me, it's 2 a.m. over here... I should go to sleep.