is there a source on this image?
https://github.com/CommunityCube/debian-autoscript but I haven't checked
deeply.
It's on the IndieGoGo project.
https://ksr-ugc.imgix.net/assets/003/744/684/b1863c61b126f317c1b03d3c391f921e_original.jpg?v=1430952891=700==max=format=92=77e2c58e057fb029ba4ab213db8242c2
The infographic is trying to say that "Files & docs" are priceless, not that
they're worthless.
i should of said is there a source for the data on the image?
Actually unvaluable should just be 'not valuable' or something along those
lines. 'Invaluable' means the same thing as valuable (although with a meaning
more along the lines of 'indispensable'), in the same way that inflammable
means the same thing as flammable.
There have been fifty-bazillion of these freaking little turn-on-and-done
cube servers on KickStarter over the past few months, and all of them have
some non-free components, or some iffy areas.
TL;DR You're better off using your desktop as a server.
I'm quite sure that the server I will self-made will have much more non-free
components than this one. JadedCtrl have you checked or are you talking
generically about these kind of projects ? Because It will be bad to judge
something that could be the freest thing we could have for now,
"Community Cube uses the boards ODROID-XU3 Lite from Hardkernel, which is 99%
open, and you can run any Linux based operating system on it. " and "which is
99% open".
I think that speaks for itself. No, it's not "open" / free. It's dependent on
proprietary bits (I believe a bootloader in
Either they don't understand how US currency works or they missed a few
zeroes to make the numbers thousands...
And unvaluable should be *invaluable...
I was speaking in general.
9 time out of 10 if a hardware project says it's "completely open" or "fully
FOSS," it's just open-washing.
Turns out that guess was right, though, according to Chris'es comment.
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