Notices tagged with gpl

Notices

  1. Matthew Davidson mjd

    Maybe we need a # of Privacy Policies; the one document everybody uses and understands. http://ur1.ca/94ho1

    about a year ago from web at 30°17'46"S 153°6'56"E in context
  2. Matthew Davidson mjd

    My new modem router came with a printed copy of the # Awesome. # #

    about a year ago from web at 30°17'46"S 153°6'56"E in context
  3. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    I read the # & thereafter had no excuse for remaining lazy and cynical, damn it. Ignorance may not be bliss, but at least it's ignorance.

    Wednesday, 26-Oct-11 21:36:37 EST from identi.ca
  4. mettaben mettaben

    Finally tax $$ well spent. ♻ @fontana White House releases more code under !GPL v2-or-later http://ur1.ca/387at !drupal !free (via @macon44)

    Sunday, 13-Feb-11 13:07:28 EST from identi.ca at 21°18'24"N 157°51'29"W
  5. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @notafish More useful to think of free software than open source. # asks you to respect the freedom of your users, not to be "open".

    Friday, 05-Feb-10 22:00:13 EST from omb
  6. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    Can anybody who rails against !FSF "dictatorship" actually explain what they want to do with software that the # does not permit?

    Saturday, 16-Jan-10 15:52:14 EST from omb
  7. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @lefty How in practice should the # prevent such "indulgences"? Would you prefer copyright assignment of all # licensed works to #?

    Saturday, 09-Jan-10 18:42:39 EST from omb
  8. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @zotz Anti- # resentment's always been there. The herd just gets agitated and charges now and again for no particular reason.

    Saturday, 26-Dec-09 10:56:39 EST from omb
  9. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @dread If there's a # violation the fallback is vanilla copyright, not public domain. ie. you can't distribute at all; "liberty or death"

    Wednesday, 09-Dec-09 06:24:10 EST from omb
  10. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @bkuhn I smell a Matt Asay column: # will never get anywhere until compliance is as simple and convenient as licensing proprietary code.

    Saturday, 21-Nov-09 12:27:49 EST from omb
  11. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    Re: # & # Should "any later version" be a part of the # as it is with # #? !FSF

    Friday, 23-Oct-09 11:28:26 EST from omb
  12. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @magicfab As the name suggests, you can # a program that has code covered by a GPL-compatible license. http://ur1.ca/cqem !pedantry

    Thursday, 01-Oct-09 12:41:05 EST from omb
  13. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @chrisbryant Can't think how "true" is a useful concept. A complete free OS is the goal. Everything # or © !GNU would be a distraction.

    Wednesday, 23-Sep-09 09:48:08 EST from omb
  14. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @bwpanda Template sites are hopeless at licensing. Still, # # is incompatible with #, but your theme is far from alone there. #

    Tuesday, 11-Aug-09 10:36:07 EST from omb
  15. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @mtrausch Insisting downstream recipients conform to #'s requirements constitutes additional restrictions, and are a # violation

    Tuesday, 07-Jul-09 18:43:08 EST from omb
  16. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @mtrausch # requires that you give downstream users that freedom, but #'s # does not allow this.

    Tuesday, 07-Jul-09 18:32:47 EST from omb
  17. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @mtrausch So relying on the # Community Promise would violate the # "liberty or death" clause (section 7 in GPLv2).

    Tuesday, 07-Jul-09 17:27:33 EST from omb
  18. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @mtrausch Can't distribute patent-encumbered code under !GNU # without royalty-free patent license http://ur1.ca/3l05 http://ur1.ca/3l06

    Monday, 04-May-09 10:19:06 EST from omb
  19. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    A glimpse into #'s fantasy world: Invoking the efficiency of markets to argue against the # Good timing. http://ur1.ca/3r5c

    Tuesday, 28-Apr-09 09:08:17 EST from omb
  20. Matthew Davidson freemjd

    @mjjzf Some say # v2 wasn't clear enough on patents, but that's highly debatable. See http://ur1.ca/3l05 http://ur1.ca/3l06

    Wednesday, 22-Apr-09 14:34:29 EST from omb
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