Flamewar time!

BSD is concerned about the end users: "I want Microsoft to ship my TCP stack with their OS. At least it'll have one part that works." Of course, the people involved often forget that so they end up both feeling smug about being "more free" than GPL and whining about getting ripped off.

GPL is concerned about the software development process: "I scratch your back, you scratch mine." Of course, the people involved often forget that so they end up both feeling smug about being "more free" than BSD and whining about how nobody else uses their code, and how the forest should be GPL because they saw a squirrel looking at their screen once.

Yes, it does have pretty charts.

I recommend fdisk.

Staying in business is not guaranteed in a free market. A truly competitive market would result in minimal profit margins for all companies involved.

Thankfully, copyright infringement is not a criminal category yet.

By that reasoning, we could lock up most politicians. They've been telling me there's child porn on the internet for years.

Are you sure?

How is this not +5 Insightful already? Does anyone really think we can split or stop metal parts by shining light on them? It was a slightly less retarded idea when all they wanted to do was burn a tiny little hole into aircraft and nukes, but this is ridiculous.

Since when does NASA take their knowledge of physics from Star Trek?

I nominate "being a man" as the next hip disorder to have.

You're obviously not running Gentoo.

1. Promise Net Neutrality.
2. Convince government to do nothing, citing promise.
3. Wait until the issue dies down, both in the media and in legislation.
4. Back down from promise.
5. PROFIT!!!

In WoW, the term keyboard turner is the highest insult.

What else is there?

Modern schools are prisons, not educational facilities. There is no other need for them in the age of Google.

0 + 0 = 0

Yeah, but it's expensive. Better let the peasants starve first.

Typing it into the search bar is quicker than prefixing "www." or thinking about the spelling.