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 | This article is obvious propaganda and the writer should be ashamed for helping Apple spread their agenda. Developers do not want a sexy API, they want to know that their innovations are not subject to a license that grants Apple complete and exclusive control. Developers who were foolish enough to … |
| | Who cares? We have GNU/Linux which doesn't impose on your rights to use, study, modify, and redistribute the software. Freedom is more important than all of the silly nonsense mentioned in this article. |
| | and some of us prefer to avoid enslaving technology made by Microsoft, Adobe, Apple and others. Instead, we use Free Software like GNU/Linux that respects our freedoms. |
 | Obviously, this is part of the hype behind Obama's attempt to shutdown the Internet. We'll continue to see stories like the "Craigslist Killer" and read bills like H.R. 1966 (CyberBullying Act). There is a bigger picture here folks. The Internet is the last forum for free speech and the global … |
 | Or, you can avoid the corporate media circus and get the real news via sites like SNIP |
| | Please stop hyping Apple's product. Anyone with a clue realizes that the gizmo can only be as powerful as Apple allows it to be due to their license terms. The truth is, many people got sucked into buying the hyped up widget in the same way they get lured into … |
| | Meanwhile, both Apple and Microsoft continue to churn out products designed to lock their customers into their silos. The only way take back control over your computing is with GNU/Linux and other free software. Of course, the issues surrounding the freedoms to inspect, use for any purpose, modify, and redistribute … |
 | What exactly is "the linux desktop"? Of course, this question does not warrant attempts at providing answers since there is none. That's the entire point of Free Software (what this blogger mistakenly refers to as "open source"). There is no one size fits all presentation that all all users must … |
| | Ken, Seriously... what's wrong with you? It's bad enough that you are admitting that you have no awareness or feelings regarding the obvious relationship between technology and society but now you're advocating that others join your apathy bandwagon? I'm thrilled that you are so content in the small and controlled … |
| | The issue with Microsoft's products has to do with their crippling license agreements. We can call it whatever we want to but it's the EULA that gives Microsoft full control over your data and computer(s). Frankly, I find it laughable that a "technical writer" would be happy with a lifetime … |
| | What did Microsoft say when you contacted their support team? |
| | Shouldn't you be calling Microsoft's support team about this problem? |
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