Keiser Report: Happy Hacking! (ft. Richard Stallman) (E344)

In this episode, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss tuning in, dropping out and the modern day opting out. They also talk about 'high value' customers being fast tracked at Heathrow in the name of expediency; while in the US poor people are fast tracked into a private debt collectors' kickback scheme with the help of district attorneys. In the second half of the show, Max Keiser talks to Richard Stallman about Anonymous protests outside virtual doorways, corporate tyrannies and free software.

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[InStars]

12:03 for Richard Stallman

[Adony Francisco]

sharing is good !

[Aldo nuñez]

GNU four essential freedoms:

freedom 0: to run the program however you wish

freedom 1: to study the source code and change it so the program does you computing the way you wish

freedom 2: to help others to redistribute exacts copies of the program

freedom 3: to contribute to your community that is to distribute copies of your modified version

[UnixNoobify]

They say if you remember the 60's, you weren't really there

[Matt Sturgeon]

That is actually rather misleading in most cases, while it is possible to construct an OS entirely from the Linux kernel and gnu programs, almost no systems are. E.g. X11 is a component of many OSs, as is GNOME or KDE, (the list isn't limited to just graphical programs). Android itself probably does contain gnu programs, but it wouldn't be Android without many other non-gnu programs, most fundamentally the Android Framework.

[marfos19]

GNU is actually the whole OS, Linux is just the kernel and you can program your own OS from GNU/Linux.

[uliseseugenio]

Respect for mister Kaiser

[Matt Sturgeon]

How do you know it wasn't (for example) Android + linux? ;)

[DGuitarbite]

was gonna share the same thing thanks for doin it :)

[hanneesh]

Dick.

[deadly510]

Mr.Stallman is your friend, he fight for YOUR freedom !