On Sunday, July 7, 2019 2:08:12 PM CEST, John Preston wrote:
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The kinds of redevelopment I am talking about are ongoing, there is a
whole legacy of people doing research in a similar thread, so now I ask
why have we not yet realised such a project, or rather what is needed
for further
On Wednesday, March 27, 2019 10:05:16 PM CET, Morlock Elloi wrote:
EU is really another attempt at communism.
Go home grandpa, you're drunk.
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It swings both ways, stricter registration requirements eventually
pushes more people underground. For example, immigrants in Germany
with temporary visas (fiktionsbescheinigungen) cannot buy SIM cards,
but they can hardly complete the administrative process without one.
E.
On Monday, January
On Tuesday, December 4, 2018 8:37:46 AM CET, Geert Lovink wrote:
... what can we still expect from the geek class? Why are social
media alternatives never on the agenda of the big hackers' meeting?
Why are they solely focused on surveillance and privacy issues
that are the quintessential
On Wednesday, October 31, 2018 4:43:20 PM CET, Francis Hunger wrote:
Hi everybody,
I was a bit disappointed, that this kind of 'weak' Stallman interview
was published in the New Left Review. 'Weak' insofar as I can't see much
'leftist' in it.
Free Software is barely a political concept as it
A fight for economic rights for software workers is a fight for paid/dual
licensing model of open source, and a fight against the entire open source
establishment. First against the naive/senile GNU theorists, next the Open
Source Initiative, then IBM and Microsoft (they love open source), and
