Yo... Simps on slashdot too ignorant to mod down an obvious troll that would make Michael Powell frown but which millionaire in the Administration isn't a clown? Kicking out a whack freestyle rap troll that's straight up crazy To post on this wasteland I'm too lazy after a full day of free unix hacking into a chimp's whack-ass aol e-mail I've never considered cracking Lamer script kiddies get a late pass and take a shower because your fat butts smell watch me get gcc running on this handheld Crazy whack daydreams of a schizo fantasy letting loose a gigawatt EMP near a shipment of machines running windows CE (TM) This post is extra lame so that you can see the futility squared If you're reading this at level 1, no one read this or cared. Peace in the Middle East, South Asia, and back home at your broken household...
C'mon! We're always looking for creative ways to punish these slime, but what do we ever really get out of it? How about some of these fine punishments? Let's run some of these up the flagpole and see if the swine salute!
1.Phone company and telecomm vendors Free ultrawide-band internet for all regular phone service subscribers.
2. Microsoft Refunds for Windows licenses. Damage awards for having endured extended use of MS Windows.
3. "Energy" top brass Exposure before their peers.
4. Credit card and bank marketing people. "City Year"
This is business as usual, especially since January 2001. "If you don't have the money and time to pay for lawyers and sit in court, then it's not worth your while to even open your mouth to criticize." Of course -- it needs to be said -- when our society allowed career white collar criminals to usurp the highest Executive office of our government, including an individual who responds to criticism of his less-than-pristine character with the statement,"there should be limits on freedom of speech," it's really no surprise that Corporations would take advantage of such an oppressive atmosphere. A sad fate for the Bill of Rights and American democracy indeed.
I challenge any one of you, before criticizing Stallman, to ask yourself "What have I done?"
Relative to Stallman, probably not a lot.
Slashdot posters get on Stallman's case for being too idealistic about his license changing the world and nitpicking on definitions, but he's justified in doing so because he wrote so much of the code and conceptualized much of the OS that people take for granted. It's not just idealism for him, because he's mainly responsible for those [huge] accomplishments.
That said, I admire the fact that Stallman doesn't waiver on his license or the definitions that he defined to please software-industry weasals. Far from being robotic, he's refrshingly human and that's reflected in his politics and philosophy.
You have to love the quote "Open Source is an intellectual property destroyer..."
Well three cheers because intellectual property is a ridiculous and untenable concept and it's about time for its "destruction" so that REAL innovation can, for the first time, truly be possible.
To Microsoft PR people, execs, and other schleps: Your products have always sucked and still do. You'll be obsolete in a few years or less and it would be less painful for all involved if you'd just go quietly.
Slashdot Mirror
to go
WORLDWIDE!
Let's get it on!
Jealous cowards try to control
they distort what we say
try to stop what we do
when they can't do it themselves
We
are tired
of your
abuse!
Try
to
stop us,
it's
NO USE!
from Rise Above apologies to Greg Ginn
Rise above,
We're gonna rise above.
Yo...
Simps on slashdot too ignorant to mod down
an obvious troll that would make Michael Powell frown
but which millionaire in the Administration isn't a clown?
Kicking out a whack freestyle rap troll that's straight up crazy
To post on this wasteland I'm too lazy
after a full day of free unix hacking
into a chimp's whack-ass aol e-mail I've never considered cracking
Lamer script kiddies get a late pass and take a shower because your fat butts smell
watch me get gcc running on this handheld
Crazy whack daydreams of a schizo fantasy
letting loose a gigawatt EMP near a shipment of machines running windows CE (TM)
This post is extra lame so that you can see the futility squared
If you're reading this at level 1, no one read this or cared.
Peace in the Middle East, South Asia, and back home at your broken household...
Word to the mutha[censored]
-Biswas K. in full effizect
C'mon! We're always looking for creative ways to punish these slime, but what do we ever really get out of it?
How about some of these fine punishments? Let's run some of these up the flagpole and see if the swine salute!
1.Phone company and telecomm vendors
Free ultrawide-band internet for all regular phone service subscribers.
2. Microsoft
Refunds for Windows licenses. Damage awards for having endured extended use of MS Windows.
3. "Energy" top brass
Exposure before their peers.
4. Credit card and bank marketing people.
"City Year"
-Biswas
100Mps UWB or bust!
This is business as usual, especially since January 2001. "If you don't have the money and time to pay for lawyers and sit in court, then it's not worth your while to even open your mouth to criticize."
Of course -- it needs to be said -- when our society allowed career white collar criminals to usurp the highest Executive office of our government, including an individual who responds to criticism of his less-than-pristine character with the statement,"there should be limits on freedom of speech," it's really no surprise that Corporations would take advantage of such an oppressive atmosphere.
A sad fate for the Bill of Rights and American democracy indeed.
I challenge any one of you, before criticizing Stallman, to ask yourself "What have I done?" Relative to Stallman, probably not a lot. Slashdot posters get on Stallman's case for being too idealistic about his license changing the world and nitpicking on definitions, but he's justified in doing so because he wrote so much of the code and conceptualized much of the OS that people take for granted. It's not just idealism for him, because he's mainly responsible for those [huge] accomplishments. That said, I admire the fact that Stallman doesn't waiver on his license or the definitions that he defined to please software-industry weasals. Far from being robotic, he's refrshingly human and that's reflected in his politics and philosophy.
You have to love the quote "Open Source is an intellectual property destroyer..." Well three cheers because intellectual property is a ridiculous and untenable concept and it's about time for its "destruction" so that REAL innovation can, for the first time, truly be possible. To Microsoft PR people, execs, and other schleps: Your products have always sucked and still do. You'll be obsolete in a few years or less and it would be less painful for all involved if you'd just go quietly.