Miguel de Icaza wrote about the Novell-Microsoft deal and quoted a number of interesting points in his post for free software users. The webcast is not available in any form free software users can play without installing something proprietary. Adobe Flash requires a proprietary plug-in (although work to fix this continues) and Windows Media requires [...]
Recently there was a symposium at Seneca College, Canada called the Free Software and Open Source Symposium (FSOSS). The name tells you what the speakers were supposed to address. Unfortunately, and contrary to the name of the event, software freedom discussion is apparently not welcome and the recordings are needlessly encoded such that many free [...]
I think it’s this one which is a functional mirror rather than an exact copy of the old fake boarding pass generator. The new site has been reworked to run as a Javascript (so it runs entirely in your browser, very little server-side software needed). This alone means more mirrors are sure to pop up. [...]
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