go for it. and let's see the extrapolation to a economic juggernaut like the U.S. It's always the "norway" argument. If Norway (pop 4 million or so) can do it so can the U.S.
Yes, I guess Los Angeles could do something like that, but..
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Yes, I guess Los Angeles could do something like that, but..
Yes
And before the P.C. gestapo gets on my case. I think it's great that women are involved in software engineering. I'm more interested in the P.C. dynamics to promote it.
I'm sure Krugman would fit right in Venezuela.
These anthropomorphic arguments tend to be the result of emotional immaturity, something you find in small children.
Yes, global warming has become the religion of leftists.
But remote desktop just sucks no matter how fast your connection is.
First of all, "users" (as in non-developers) don't care about the code..never have, never will. Secondly, the code never goes away. It's not like someone can physically snatch up some BSD code and lock it away for no one else to use.
But what I find most disturbing about this line of reasoning is that it doesn't take into account the developers decision on how she or he wants to license his or her code. If you want to GPL it, fine, if you want to give it a liberal license fine too.
Students, parents, and others need to stand up and get in the faces of these immoral leftists.