This is only true if the resulting project is distributed. Software-as-a-Service that contains GPL'd code is not required to be GPL'd.

If they really want this to happen the government should offer tax incentives to businesses who will agree to allowing employees to work remotely. And if they have been found to violate that policy, then the incentives get revoked immediately.

Not if the consequences are merely a slap-on-the-wrist fine that they could easily make up in a month.

1 word for you: Sleep =D

You just need to shotgun them to increase bandwidth....oh wait.

Like the Microsoft Natural keyboard from the '90s?

You might want to try expanding your vocabulary. Jensen may be many things, but a fascist he is not.

What do you get when you believe virtuous pledges from big companies? A big dick if your mouth.

Take note: Company Pledges don't mean shit if they're able to just change them on a whim.

Yep tons of wind down by the coast, which is why towns like Sinton, Gregory, and Bayside are chock full of wind turbines.

The only issue I've run into regarding old hardware support are with nVidia drivers (I have an old nVidia Goo 7700 GPU that isn't supported by driver versions past 304, which limits me to kernel 4.4 I believe), but that's not the Linux kernel's fault.

I'd rather the airspace be shut down for a few days than have a military laser accidentally hit a commercial jet. I'd prefer neither happen, of course.

Fair-use protections end the moment you start using other peoples' copyrighted works for profit.

Why don't we just have AI run all of the federal government? At this point it can't do much worse than the dipshits currently in charge...

No, I just won't use their shitty service to begin with.