Government-Funded GPL Software
tgw writes "Tom Adelstein has an article in 'Linux Journal' on how a major milestone in US government-funded OSS recently passed - virtually unnoticed." Slashdot has mentioned this company earlier.
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Yeah, when I want security enhanced, I'll stick with tinfoil hat, thank you very much.
Help! I'm being repressed!
Linus Torvalds will be the richest man in the world!
Amen to that, brother.
See you at the klan meeting tonight?
But now the Linux kernal will be rewritten in ADA!
What about hardware? I'd really love to try one of those F-22's....
Is this story from the good Linux Journal or from its evil twin?
You're thinking of Linux Gazette. Or possibly Linux Today. I don't think Linux Journal has caught onto the trend for having an evil identity yet. Still it might be a good idea to start a boycott now and beat the rush when they do.
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MS software sucks (+1 informative)
MS software can be made relatively secure (-1 troll)
Bill Gates sucks donkey dick (+1 funny)
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Posts about how the government should provide everything (+1 underrated)
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Do you mean corporations looking to sell proprietary software such as Cisco & Microsoft, who pay no federal income tax?
Sure they don't pay federal income tax, but that doesn't mean that they don't pay large sums of money over to government leaders in other ways.
if you ask Mr. McBride
my other sig is a commando
There's an old Dilbert cartoon in which the boss says the workers are going to get money for each bug they fix.... Wally says "I'm gonna go code myself a car!"
There's no way anyone will get tax credits for fixing bugs.
Word can't express how much I agree with this statement. Mod up.