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Richard can bathe. I can't rewire my central nervous system.
*Duh*!
Okay, can we please avoid the ad hominem attacks? The discussion was
very interesting up to this point.
Kyle
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Kyle R. RoseMIT LCS NE43-309,
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Disagree all you like; that won't move reality by an angstrom. I'll
know that you understand human psychology better than I do when you
demonstrate that you're better at I am at persuading people other
than hackers. Go for it. Take my job,
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Why is our freedom to hack important to corporations? The answer is
it isn't and they couldn't care less.
Then I don't want them around. They should only get to play with us
on mutually agreeable terms. Others are free to consort with the
devil;
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Alejandro, fix your Reply-To header.
I believe more hackers would rather listen to Richard than to you,
Eric. Perhaps your audience is bigger when you count them with your
finger, but Richard is far from seeing himself in the situation
you
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Postulate that you write an application that works with a library full of
no-op stubs. That library just happens to match the interface of a GPL-ed
product I've written, and with that library it is a functioning product. Then
you ship that
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