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wow they've done it: they've out-exploited an already monsterably ruthless monopoly!

not a paper but a project: http://libscie.org

Lynn Margulis knows the answer.

yeah, sorry, i understood. i think in my mind i was referring to Bill Gates's letter to hobbyists (which is basically that), thanks for the clarification

it was a joke.

it would be easier if twitter just ported itself to Secure Scuttlebutt or the myriad other p2p/dweb projects.

what about 'Entitlement in Closed Source'?

-4 downvotes lol. the joke is that the Grand Theft Auto video game series is itself absurdism/satire. so my point is that coca cola is made with the same substance as cocaine. in o…

why don't we just open source everything and use peer-to-peer software for a new type of digital networked resource accounting to replace money and privately-owned resource plannin…

> (Cara Delevingne) is allegedly a cokehead can't believe she doesn't like pepsi. smh

> entire populations do tell us more what you see

or not to be

we need open book peer-to-peer accounting of resources: mikorizal.org

the real question is: why not lend some brain power to an open source project? or write some kick-ass documentation... and always get involved in your local community project /s

> it is worth commenting that there are trivial ways to remove DRM from Audible files. say i share with a loved one or close friend the de-DRM'd audiobook. now their computer becom…

"a set of intellectual property rights [is] explicitly designed to favour corporations. This system — the flip side of globalisation — is propagated by various trade agreements and…

> its chief architect always came off like a schizophrenic do you realize it's our economic system and the perversion of technology to literally criminalize cooperation and the sha…

i wish DIY.org (specifically Zack Klein -and team's earlier versions) was available as free/open source software libraries (and not just available for kids). a decommoditized, adve…

this is a great strategy and a patriotic one even, i mean, just imagine if the NSA were to lose their copy of your data and they'd actually need access to it. then they could just …

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