@ravenme SF had its own Cesar ...
@ravenme SF had its own Cesar Chavez brouhaha about 10 years ago. wasn't pretty and divided lots of folks.
John Mark
ever heard of soccer diplomacy...
ever heard of soccer diplomacy? read this from salon.com: http://bit.ly/P5JHA
@fusion94 thinking about it. d...
@fusion94 thinking about it. depends on how employed I am in the near future. And you?
USA 2:0 HON - in a dreadful go...
USA 2:0 HON - in a dreadful gold cup match, the Yanks prevailed with 2 late goals. Winning ugly is still winning.
@teich cool. let me know if yo...
@teich cool. let me know if you'd like to discuss over coffee in the near future.
@teich please share more!
@teich please share more!
@mjasay me too :) never been ...
@mjasay me too :) never been a dan lyons fan, but that was brilliance in a box
@zAgile would love to get coff...
@zAgile would love to get coffee! :) "scam" was probably a bit extreme. Just don't think it's the smartest way to go
@maslett I think companies cou...
@maslett I think companies could get the same benefits of htis model with an unlimited free to download and use product + open API
@maslett true - I suppose ther...
@maslett true - I suppose there's a fence to ride somewhere. just don't like the side where most companies fall with this strategy
@maslett if main objective is ...
@maslett if main objective is to cripple the OSS project and "upgrade" leeches/freeloaders to commercial, why bother w/ open source at all?
@maslett I really don't see th...
@maslett I really don't see the point of what is now called "open core" - seems like a scam and lack of respect for (and trust in) community