Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 30th Apr 2006 16:10 UTC, submitted by Mitarai
"When Richard Stallman learned that a compiler architect from ATI would be speaking at MIT, he immediately started organizing a protest against ATI's damaging free software policies. It all started, like most good protests, with a trip to Kinko's printing to make a sign. The request came from Richard Stallman for a 3'x2' sign, mounted and able to be carried with one hand easily. Several frustrating minutes with Inkscape, two trips to the store and one foam-core backing later, we had our sign, and it stated our message clearly in black letters on white background."
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Member since:2005-10-02
And the 0.1% will look at the 99.9% as retards. And some times the majority is made up of retards. They just don't know it.
The 0.1% usually don't care about what the 99.9% think of them. The 99.9% do however care about what the other persons in the 99.9% part think of them.
Social control...
Member since:2005-07-28
Member since:
2005-07-28
Sure you can demand it but for the 99.9% of the people you will look like a retard.