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Not kidding, steal this film "In 2006, a group of friends decided to make a film about filesharing that *we* would recognise. There have been a few documentaries by ‘old media’ crews who don’t understand the net and see peer-to-peer organisation as a threat to their livelihoods. They have no reason to represent the filesharing movement positively, and no capacity to represent it lucidly. We wanted to make a film that would explore this huge . . . → Read More: Steal this film! Even if this terminology does not belong to the Free Software movement/culture…no wonder that a lot of people end up having some confusion and misunderstanding about these difficult issues: Follows the abstract of the entry for the term open source:computer software whose source code is put into the public domain, subject to the restriction that any improvements or derived software also include the source code and be put into the public domain. Open source refers . . . → Read More: Encyclopaedia Britannica & open source software According to SecurityFocus, the U.S. Army is going to purchase only computers that satisfy the Trusted Computing Platform (TCP) version 1.2 requirements. Here some guidelines and a small FAQ for a first quality purchase. |
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