the_dunk_tank
It's the dunk tank.
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I feel so conflicted about Stallman. he's ideologically correct that free software must be protected from encroachment by capital -- but such a fucking creep/asshole on literally everything else.
There's so many better representatives for free software, to put it gently, Stallman has long outlived his usefulness.
agreed, he just has an important legacy that can't be ignored.
I don't know why one needs to make a moral judgment on him. He existed and what he created is important but it's not like we're the jury on his trial.
I'm comfortable making a moral judgement on the pedophilia comments
Probably my most problematic fave of all time. He's such a lovable dork and right about everything a good 95% of the time, but then when he's wrong he's very very wrong
I still think I could fix him though.
He's really not