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Open source
...open source software that I give away for free as gifts. That can't happen if we start violating these contracts. No commercial company is gonna go, let me base my next project off this piece of open source if I'm also running the liability that some
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...open source software has been an incredibly important force for democratizing technology. Right? I mean, the reason that you can get a a Android phone for $10 and can get on the Internet so cheaply, right, is your is that basically all the software i
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...some early open source projects. WordPress was actually a fork of a abandoned open source project called b two.
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...open source was actually the most important idea of our generation. So if, like, if the founding fathers were around today, I think they would be open source advocates. As you think about it as more and more of a lives are influenced and actually con
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...free open source Libra Office. Is that the one? The open source, Microsoft Office competitor? Yeah. And and some people use that. Right? Mhmm. Some people. LibreOffice, l I b r e Office. I I think there's more than one of those. There's OpenOffice as
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...open source interaction in my opinion. And that license needs to be upheld. These licenses in general, even the GPL, even if I don't like it, we have to abide by them. Because if we just set aside those licenses when we, at a moment's notice, feel li
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...open source licensing method is huge, you know, for determining what the business model is gonna look like for the company. Some open source founders choose a licensing methodology that doesn't, for example, lie to redistribute an enterprise version
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...sure open source is around and competitive. And, you know, first, that means not banning it, which there are bills out there, particularly at the state level, that wanna put in, you know, not as mentioned on explicit bans, but de facto bans. So, like
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This is niche software in the age of vibe coding and an acceleration and SaaS being absolutely challenged by these new technologies. And this happens every single time the government intervenes, which is the market takes care of it. There are a thous
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Open source is a huge advantage if you're behind. I believe the stuff Apple's working on is open source. I could be wrong, but I believe these are all open source models, that they're doing. And if they are, in fact, open source, that makes a lot of
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...source would have existed then. I think we were one of the early pioneers and at the same time, I think Linux was starting as well. So we were it was it was all kind of unfolding. But by the way, it unfolded decades before with BSD Unix, so Berkeley
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...open source is a beautiful mechanism for that, right, which is when you have multiple entities coming together and so on. And it's a smart business strategy. Then closed source may make sense in closed source. After all, we have had lots of closed so
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...source software. I think pretty much every tech company is whether you're talking about Linux or Java or MySQL or any of these essential components. And so we feel like we have a strong imperative to give back. We wanna build things that not only are
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...open source projects have a website. And you can see who the leading donors are. And just go to the Linux one. I'll put a link in here from the Linux, member group, and you'll see a ton of Chinese companies. And someone may say, why is China pro open
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...these new open source web technologies. If you go back two, three, four years, you're gonna have to go to Oracle. You're gonna have to go to Microsoft. You're gonna have to buy, like, enterprise grade super proprietary systems to do this. And this is
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