Stet is a cool piece of software that was used in the GPLv3 process. I think there are better tools now, but it's nice that the code is now easily available online.
Antifeatures as a way of saving the environment.
Some nice GNU/Linux-based ways to secure erase SSD and other disks.
Yikes. I guess I'll think twice before I buy a bunch of software. ;)
A dozens tools to do the job poorly.
Non-Android interface to the Android market? Sorta? I really just want to limit to applications that are free software!
If you're going to be a software counterfeiter, then please copy and illegally use Microsoft products. The above plea isn't from a posting on a hacker forum. Rather, it's how Microsoft business group president Jeff Raikes feels about software counterfeiters. "If they're going to pirate somebody, we want it to be us rather than somebody else," Raikes said.
Community forks MySQL, cleans stuff up.
I think that writing about a companies internally strategy is pretty risky but the idea that Google is putting its own interest over its users is an interesting idea that meshes pretty well with the whole antifeatures cocept that I've been throwing around.
