Bradley M. Kuhn (bkuhn)

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Bradley M. Kuhn
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  1. Saw Levar Burton's pictures from the # panel at # & it made me wish I were there. I've too many work cons to go to, though.

    about 7 hours ago from web
  2. @fontana, I should note I gave @rms a slice from Adriatico's from # in 1999 & he said it was very good pizza. What's that mean?

    about 7 hours ago from web in context
  3. @fontana, I don't consider UB40 a Reggae band, either, but I liked the song at 10 yrs old & my art teacher then told me about Bob Marley.

    about 11 hours ago from web in context
  4. @fontana, you're saying !NYC pizza shops give you recipes w/ their pizzas, while # doesn't? That's only way analogy applies.

    about 11 hours ago from web in context
  5. @fontana,well,all # 's deprecation in your middle school shows is that you're older than I am. :) OTOH I agree things move faster in NYC

    about 11 hours ago from web in context
  6. @fontana, Actually ∄ # in Brooklyn when you were growing up? No one in your class liked #? What's first Reggae you heard?

    about 12 hours ago from web in context
  7. @nightrose, Yes, I'll indeed be at the # Summer of Code mentor summit this year, representing !Conservancy, of course! See you there!

    about 13 hours ago from web in context
  8. Just discovered 1st Reggae song I ever heard was actually written by Neil Diamond (UB40 covered). I really am a suburban kid: ur1.ca/1i158

    about 14 hours ago from web in context
  9. @nightrose, Paris has a vibrant sw freedom community. I'll put out pings & see if I can find someone who might have place for you to stay.

    about 14 hours ago from web in context
  10. @mako, thanks for writing that article. Use of proprietary software in FLOSS development is at *best* the greatest irony of software freedom

    about 14 hours ago from mustard in context
  11. Posted a short article on the use of non-free tools to build free software. (http://ur1.ca/1hzzu)

    about 16 hours ago from web at West Somerville, Massachusetts, United States in context Repeat of mako
  12. @fontana, I'm unsure if I've completed PhD level work in FLOSS license theory. OTOH,I guess invention of !AGPL could've been my dissertation

    about 14 hours ago from mustard in context
  13. @lamm,& the conversations that @fontana & I have are on a whole different level. It's like license theory graduate school vs. the 101 course

    about 15 hours ago from web in context
  14. @lamm, Well, I sort of get it,in a way. I was excited to discuss the nuances of !GPL 15 years ago myself, but the urge wears off eventually.

    about 15 hours ago from web in context
  15. Why must people who've never analyzed a FLOSS license before insist on showing up on IRC to tell me they've found interesting "loopholes"?

    about 15 hours ago from web in context
  16. @murph, are you telling me you dented while driving a motorcycle? That can't be legal (or good). I hope you pulled over to dent that!

    about 17 hours ago from web in context
  17. @fontana, I agree & I know whose theories you're talking about. But that's not something to aspire to, is it now? You should have a blog!

    about a day ago from web in context
  18. @fontana, you need to write a paper on this or something. Without some well-argued backup, they just seem like crazy dude licensing rants.

    about a day ago from web in context
  19. @djfiander, I watched Max Headroom a few years ago. It held up ok, but had some # 80's TV attributes, unfortunately.

    about a day ago from web in context
  20. @fontana, My dent also said that ESR has more talent than Katy Perry, but I admit that was a back-handed compliment.

    about a day ago from web in context
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