It goes back to critical thinking, the struggle to learn something is the most important part.
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14·10 months agoYeah the least they could do is seed forever.
Vetted members could still bot though or have ther accounts compromised. Not a realistic solution.
Wait until they find out 68 is also divisible by 17.
So true. IP only helps the corps and slows tech development. Contracts, ndas, and trade secrets are all you really need to keep your ideas safe. If you want your country to develop fast, get rid of any IP laws.
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone
Don’t forget with a signicant pay bump
71·1 year agoGimp, krita, inkscape, scribus covers my needs well
1072·1 year agoWhy cant you afford it? Didn’t you think about how you were going to pay it back when you signed the papers agreeing that you would pay it back?
61·1 year agoAmerican government actually makes more demands on their citizens. Street level China is still very laissez-faire in most cities.
Real meme is in the comments
Tell me you’re new here without saying you’re new.
My work has a process for requesting software. Over the last five years, I’ve been slowly getting open source alterntives approved, using them, and telling coworkers they’re approved. It’s just one super specialized software left.
Here, you’ll probably like this book: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8qUyTkGux7eYkNES2gtNHBLcFE/edit?resourcekey=0-hxPdlh0Y1k6UnRqKYV-2iA
1·1 year agoWhat went wrong with the Soviet Union?
It’d be messed up for the government to do this even if he wasn’t a billionaire though. End corporations in bed with government.
Based on OPs experience this is the best solution.
If they want to learn, I found plex + plexamp was pretty easy to get going.
IP is simply a state backed monopoly privilege. This obviously leads to a slowing of innovation and price rises due to lack of (by force) competition. IP is unethical and doesn’t even accomplish what it sets out to do. You don’t need government promises of monopoly rights to create innovation in the marketplace, competition drives innovation.