[osflash] new free HD Player

Hans Elgelid helgelid at telia.com
Wed Jan 7 19:22:16 PST 2009


Also highjacking, everybody highjack.
So many questions come to life when talking about new, free, HD Players 
on open source flash.
Long time since, sorry for generalizing, 3 so crisp big word opinions 
about open source where mingled. (quite often blackwhite).
But isn't free and anarchy similar to right while Nazism and Communism 
is similar to left?
Open source 5678...

clemos wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 6:30 PM, Schell <efsubenovex at gmail.com> wrote:
>   
>> I don't mean to hijack the conversation away from HD players or flaming, but
>> I really like this subject ;)
>>
>>     
>>>> I am not sure if a
>>>>         
>> society that has everything for free can survive for long. You get
>> everything you want, why work? Very few would even want to excel
>> because their excelling at something won't have a direct impact on
>> their lives (except some pats on the back).
>>
>> In my understanding of a free and open society, at least one that's based on
>> resources as opposed to money, all the basic necessities of life are
>> provided for through modular, sustainable compounds. The people that would
>> work at these compounds would do so for the benefit of the community. Had
>> everyone decided to space out all day every day and never contribute to
>> society, the society would fail and everybody's standard of living falls. So
>> the drive to succeed and excel would be to directly affect the quality of
>> life of everyone in your community, as opposed to simply you and your
>> family's lives. The barter system would hold up as a necessity, "You have
>> lot's of energy but no means to produce iron? Here is some iron, we have too
>> much. Please give us some energy, we have a deficit in that department."
>> Hoarding resources as wealth hurts society as a whole in this situation [and
>> probably does in our respective societies as well] but since there is no
>> monetary value applied to such resources, hoarding is unnattractive due to
>> the demurrage incurred. Resources tend to degrade as they sit unused, making
>> them less valuable. I think the real problem or downside is that these
>> systems are really vulnerable to violence, warlords, etc. There's no budget
>> for a military here and it seems likely that outside forces would be very
>> interested in your resources. But I think humans are smart enough to work
>> out a successful system, we'd just need to dedicate some time to it, but who
>> has time? I don't.
>>     
>
> I agree open sourcing HD players would bring us all a *big* step
> further on the path to a perfect society.
>
> +++++++
> Clément
>
> [ps: closed source = nazis ! Godwin says the discussion is over !]
>   
Clement Godwin and  Schell you are crazy 
tooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Sounds like old school politics, GPL and shit. Everything is not Linux.

I heard Bill Gates was in Africa and a psychology scientist here in 
Gothenburg told me he visited San Fransisco and they almost voted for 
the police to wear clown suits.
Is that true?
Viva San Fransisco and Happy New Year Adobe!

Finally rapping from a keyboard (hate it) but...
Why do you have to include Itunes when automagically upgrading 
Quicktime? (Warning Apple and Itunes renames your files :( )
Why is Hip Hop and Ragga so hard nowadays?
Or is it ?
Or is it just the truth?

++++++++
PLU /Hans

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