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This is the transcript of a rather fascinating but a bit controversial talk given by Richard Stallman at the Australian National University.
Richard Matthew Stallman, the father of the GNU movement once gave a talk at the Australian National University where he explained his stand on the name GNU/Linux, the Digital Millennium Act, DRM which Stallman chooses to call Digital Restriction Management and software idea patents. He talked for over one hour explaining and throwing light on these and many other topics of interest to GNU and all freedom loving people.
Very wise, very penetrating, spot on. Dead right about freedom in the tech era, what it is, what it means, how to get and keep it.
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