He's begging for free javascript to help him connect to McDonald's wifi.
I can't stand this marxist piece of shit. He's your typical academic faggot. No consideration for anyone's pragmatic issues or reality, wants to just argue about semantics he defined himself and if you don't follow his semantics he erupts like a man child.
The GNU license is great, but the philosophy that everything should be GNU is fucking stupid as fuck. People will work on what interests them. That's good for open source. For everything else you need to give people $$$ as an incentive to improve software. Who cares if you can just copy software from one machine to the next with little effort. Can you just magically create the labor required to build the software? This is why I hate this faggot. He's marxist but doesn't want to pay programmers for their labor?
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>I'm retarded
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Gavin Martin
>state of stallman defenders
Joshua Morales
Free = free as in freedom.
You can still put a price tag on it
Linux is also heavily reliant upon its community. The ubuntu developers are paid but I haven't really read into it
William Fisher
>I can't stand this marxist piece of shit. He's your typical academic faggot. No consideration for anyone's pragmatic issues or reality, wants to just argue about semantics he defined himself and if you don't follow his semantics he erupts like a man child.
this 100% so much so many time 100% always every single time
as soon as someone says something contrary to what he's saying he goes into full manchild mode
David Hall
Lmfao
Tyler Gonzalez
Go outside to you car and leave the keys on the hood, put a sign that says "Free (optional $10,000)". Leave the car running. Let me know what happens
Robert Robinson
He likes to use the injusticessssss
Ian Ramirez
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Look at that, I just made 10 identical copies. Virtually no labor was expended. Am I getting paid to do that? If anything, I should be paid for the labor of writing the first instance, not for every copy I make.
Henry Martinez
>begging >marxist >argue about semantics You really don't know who Richard Stallman is, or what he represents.
