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Michael Dexter

@dexter@bsd.network

Dexter's Law: Only proprietary software vendors want proprietary software and only fascists want fascism. Toots are my own. Self-employed. Father of three.

I aim to keep this to technical topics relating to bhyve and OpenZFS, and the occasional humor and Latvia.

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I’ve been trying to post this all afternoon and have had to keep shrinking the image size, and THEN learned that there was a mass shooting in Seattle not far from where this was taken in Bellevue.

What might a sketchy pair with backpacks be doing with this contraption be doing in a crowded playground, giving, “snarfing SIM card” vibes until they signaled, “done, let’s move on” before I could ask them about it?

They didn’t leave the playground with kids, as did 99% or the other people there.

Theories? Hopefully it’s nothing and has nothing to do with the shooting a few hours later.

Thx.

(Pasting separately as it’s STILL having issues)

@feld @tinker @neptune22222 @stefano @rl_dane On this topic: https://www.fsf.org/blogs/rms/selling-exceptions

“Selling exceptions means that the copyright holder of the code releases it to the public under a free software license, then lets customers pay for permission to use the same code under different terms, for instance allowing its inclusion in proprietary applications.”

It’s good to see that the FSF does not, according to this, sell exceptions. Doing so would truly rip my brain in half.

Does any one have sample/example exception sale agreements?