backups. They are useful things and
everyone could backup more.
[1] other supermarket chains are available
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Michael Sparks wrote:
That's a rights expression, and is therefore a DRM. The restrictions however
aren't enforced by anything other than your clearly high good will and
estimation of Ian and your basic desire to not give him a headache :-)
That's not DRM, that's rights expression, as you
Noah Slater wrote:
On 29/11/2007, Noah Slater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cc:prohibits rdf:resource=http://web.resource.org/cc/CommercialUse/
I would hasten to point out that I do not approve of non-commercial clauses.
Avoid this licence and choose one that doesn't restrict freedom
Dave Crossland wrote:
Who else is up for this? :-)
How many other people would attend a parallel event, run somewhere
outside London, like.. Manchester?
matt
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vijay chopra wrote:
I've read that page a number of times previously, it doesn't counter any
of my queries or objections to GPLv3. For example, the perceived problem
of tivoisation runs counter to the first freedom the freedom to use
software for any purpose. Do TIVO (or indeed other
vijay chopra wrote:
Again, like you, IANAL and haven't scrutinized the full text of GPLv3,
but from what I've read it seems to me that it actually limits the users
freedoms by limiting the hardware that it can run on; indeed the
tivoisation clause seems to go against the first of the FSFs
vijay chopra wrote:
What about their freedom to use the software for *any* purpose? (
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html)
I don't see that quote on that page. Please don't misquote us :)
* The freedom to run the program, for any purpose
* The freedom to study how the program works,
Thomas Leitch wrote:
You know if Godwin's first law was that as an online discussion grows
longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler
approaches one. Then his second law must state that for any Backstage
discussion that grows longer, the probability that the topics of
Dan,
Please stop posting the same message :)
matt
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Steve Jolly wrote:
To eliminate confusion, I propose that we in future refer to the FSF
definition of free as GNU/Free. I thank you.
Or you could say 'free software, as defined by the Free Software
Foundation', which is more accurate and doesn't fall into the logical
trap of everything having
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