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Character-Assasinations-Ain't-Us
It never was my intention to attack anyone personally.... My sights were set on correcting some obvious misconceptions. It was a focused attack on ignorance but with some unsolicited commentary on a particular group. Whether by proxy or focused intent, it appears that is what has happened, ...
Linux - Stop holding our kids back
Linux - Stop holding our kids back
linuxlock.blogspot.com — This blog is momentarily interrupted to bring you a snippet of recently received email. "...observed one of... my students with a group of other children gathered around his laptop. Upon looking at his computer, I saw he was giving a demonstration of ... (more) Linux - Stop holding our kids back
Linux Defenders
linuxdefenders.org — Peer to Patent Peer-to-Patent is a historic initiative by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)... that opens the patent examination process to public participation for the first time. Peer-to-Patent is an online system that aims to ... (more) Linux Defenders
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ip.com — New Models of Intellectual Property November 13, 2008 Johnson Kong , IP.com's Executive Vice President and head... of Asia Pacific to co-chair with Mr. Martin Wolf of the Financial Times on the upcoming Salzburg Global Seminar on Sat 06 December - Thu ... (more) IP.com
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Teacher Confiscates Linux Discs, Chides Charitable Computer Group, "No Software Is Free" [Linux]
Consumerist — ... Karen wrote in the email that HeliOS, which builds and donates computers for poor kids, posted to their blog. "I will research this as time allows and I want to assure you, if you are doing anything illegal, I will pursue charges as the law allows." Linux is a free and open-source operating system, it's meant to be passed around without cost. This concept makes people's heads explode, and then they go on to teach our kids. Linux - Stop holding our kids back [Blog of Helios] Character-Assassinations-Ain't-Us [Blog of Helios] (Thanks to Casey!) (Photo: ...

Epilogue: Austin schoolteacher who didn't believe Linux existed
Boing Boing — ... Office to the Apple OS image. Other open source software on both images include audacity and lame, and other Free Software such as Google Earth, iTunes, Adobe and many plug-ins. They also are members of the world community grid; their 36,000 computers are providing many hours of spare processing time (during the work day) to organizations trying to solve major world problems such as energy, cancer, and AIDS. Additionally, they are running more than 100 Linux servers. Character-Assasinations-Ain't-Us (via /.) ...

A Teacher's Misguided Linux Rant and the Equally Misguided Response
LinuxInsider — ... Assassinations Ain't Us' Indeed, teachers and their unions figured prominently in Starks' original response to the letter as well, unleashing a virtual firestorm of bile and accusations. "I certainly didn't like Mr. Stark's response," Mhall119 said. "The open source community would have been better off if he had sent a strictly informative response, rather than flaming a (supposedly) middle school teacher." Similar outcry was heard throughout the blogosphere, causing Starks to post a follow-up on Friday -- titled "Character-Assassinations Ain't Us" -- in which he provided ...

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