I get that it's kinda funny quirky, but honestly, free software (and also other forms of open source software) wouldn't exist in the form they do today without his contributions to GNU and the GPL.
I'm not going to make fun of someone for staying true to their principles.
Strange is right! I once attended a seminar he gave. He stopped in the middle, and refused to proceed, until he was provided with Diet Coke. Truly strange.
Hilarious, but I wonder what it would look like correlated with "better access to information."
Seems like better access to information could drive both food decisions and likeliness to seek medical diagnosis.
Edit: This one chart could be driving all good and bad decisions. Now I want to see a reverse correlationb of this chat with likeliness to watch "Avatar: The Last Air Bender (The Movie)"...
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I'm not saying I don't believe you but you didn't tell us which Linux.
GNU
I had no idea RMS was on Lemmy. Borrow any good Internet connections lately?
I get that it's kinda
funnyquirky, but honestly, free software (and also other forms of open source software) wouldn't exist in the form they do today without his contributions to GNU and the GPL.I'm not going to make fun of someone for staying true to their principles.
His contributions are immeasurable and worthy of legend. He is also a very strange bird and that can't be swept aside.
Strange is right! I once attended a seminar he gave. He stopped in the middle, and refused to proceed, until he was provided with Diet Coke. Truly strange.
Arch, btw
Definitely not Arch, then.
I mean their name is endeavour so it's mostly Arch I think
Whichever one sounds funniest in a cartoon Italian accent
Unfortunately, I don't think Hannah Montana Linux is updated anymore.
I hope she finds love on her Netflix show
No wait, hear them out
how do we know that autism doesn't cause organic food sales?
It would mean an autistic person would pay 50k usd for organic food per year on average
137 USD per day on food‽ Organic food is not the same as overpriced "organic" lifestyle food.
Now, do gluten!
if you scroll the data left, before the invention of pesticides, do the lines suddenly spike up???
Ate an organic carrot once. Now I moderate an autism sub. Organic vegetables, not even once.
Hilarious, but I wonder what it would look like correlated with "better access to information."
Seems like better access to information could drive both food decisions and likeliness to seek medical diagnosis.
Edit: This one chart could be driving all good and bad decisions. Now I want to see a reverse correlationb of this chat with likeliness to watch "Avatar: The Last Air Bender (The Movie)"...
Such a classic.