After reports revealed the lengths undertaken by some at MIT to accept donations from convicted sex offender and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, MIT Media Lab director Joi Ito resigned. Now, computer scientist Richard Stallman, founder of the GNU ope...
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Lack of leadership in open source results in source-available licenses
By TechCrunch on May 30, 2019 in: Opinion, Google
Cloud infrastructure providers -- such as Amazon -- continue to pose an existential threat to the future of open source.
Filed under: Etc.,Videos,Weird Car News,Hyundai,Africa It even tries to suckle the car.Continue reading Baby wildebeest thinks this passing car is its mother Baby wildebeest thinks this passing car is its mother originally app...
Peppermint 4 – An OS for everyone? & The Probem of Linux Advocacy
By Openbytes on Mar 11, 2014
Its been a while since I wrote a distro review on Openbytes and its also been a while since I ... Continue reading...
SecureDrop: an Open-Source Submission Platform for Whistleblowers… a Cyberculture roundup…
By Erkan's Field Diary on Oct 16, 2013 in: twitter
Freedom of the Press Foundation Launches SecureDrop, an Open-Source Submission Platform for Whistleblowers Freedom of the Press Foundation has taken charge of the DeadDrop project, an open-source whistleblower submission system originally coded b...
Cyberculture roundup: GNU turned 30 years old, Free Software still important… Pew report: 15% of American adults ages 18 and older do not use the internet or email…
By Erkan's Field Diary on Sep 28, 2013 in: google
Why Free Software Is More Important Now Than Ever Before GNU just turned 30 years old. But much has changed since the beginning of the free software movement; now there’s SaaS and more. Malware is common in proprietary software products since...
Please Do Not Buy Richard Stallman a Parrot And Other Rules [Video]
By Gizmodo on Oct 26, 2011
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