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3 days ago · Richard Matthew Stallman (/ ˈ s t ɔː l m ən / STAWL-mən; born March 16, 1953), also known by his initials, rms, is an American free software movement activist and programmer. He campaigns for software to be distributed in such a manner that its users have the freedom to use, study, distribute, and modify that software.
1 day ago · A way to recognize misleading political propaganda Richard Stallman, 2024-07-05. I examined an article of disinformation recently, and noted that it presented fragmentary information about several accusations about the same general topic. For each accusation, the information was insufficient to draw any rational conclusion about the point.
5 days ago · What Richard Stallman (RMS) Thinks of Paying With Cash or 'Cashless Society'. posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jul 01, 2024. "Don't be tracked, Pay Cash". THE old "cash debate" that's focused around human rights (such as bank access and privacy) is hardly new to RMS.
1 day ago · Dikemaskini: 7:19 AM. ADS. 1. Perbadanan Pembangunan Sumber Manusia (HRD Corp) membelanjakan RM1.5 juta untuk mengubah suai pusat komuniti di Tapah, Perak kerana ia berada di kawasan parlimen menteri sumber manusia ketika itu M Saravanan. Perkara itu didedahkan Ketua Eksekutif HRD Corp Shahul Hamid Shaik Dawood, yang memberi keterangan ...
3 days ago · Since he wanted to preserve the spirit of being able to understand and modify any software you are using, Richard Stallman, an MIT alumnus and influential computer scientist, gave this idea the name we still use today: he established the Free Software Movement which was later renamed into Open Source Software Movement.
5 days ago · OpenSSH 9.8 enhances security, fixing critical race conditions in sshd and logic errors in ssh. By Bobby Borisov. On July 1, 2024. Today, the OpenSSH project announced the release of OpenSSH 9.8, available for download on its official mirrors. This release patched a critical issue ( CVE-2024-6387) found in Portable OpenSSH versions 8.5p1 to 9.7p1.
4 days ago · The FreeDOS project celebrates its 1994 beginnings, about a week before Amazon – and just a year after FreeBSD got started. Both projects celebrated their anniversaries recently and both are planning significant changes in their next releases.
