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I was in a meeting last week with people arguing about certain specific legal issues in the Open Source world. It was clear to me the argument was not easy to resolve because the parties came from opposing world-views. Not being afraid to discuss “Weltanschauung” in this blog, drawing from many philosophical, anthropological, and religious ideas, [...]
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Open Source, at it’s core, is a legal matter. Most people in the Open Source community don’t see it that way. But consider this. This is code. class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println(“Hello World!”); } } If this was a bit longer and not so common it would be an example of “proprietary code” owned by my current [...]
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I don’t mean to talk about religion in the conventional sense — the belief in a divinely revealed guide for a proper life, and all the philosophical and ritual trimmings that come with it. I’m generally a fan of the “strive to do good and avoid evil” message that religions usually preach. I have my way [...]
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Dear blog readers, it has been a few weeks since my last post and I hope you have not forgotten about me. I have been pretty focused on the onboarding process for my new job, a time which is not very conducive to blogging. I’m also in the middle of moving my family across county – [...]
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My first blog post as a Yahoo! employee. I’m now gainfully employed, working for the only company I know whose name ends with an exclamation point. It’s a fine company. But don’t worry; I’m not going to turn this blog into marketing rah-rah. Obviously I see things about Yahoo! that attracted me to it. And [...]
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