Did you observe that most burger king kitchens are observable from behind the counter?

Additionally they deliver the source of the burger in addition to the precompiled burgers when you take it away. (Image 1)

You only have to pay for the service of precompilation and delivery to you, while you are totally free to request the sourcecode of the burger and compile your own burger at home and you can even commit your own patches to the sourcecode and request the compilation of your own code by the burger compiler back in the kitchen.

You are also free to share your modified burgers/recipes with others and fork your own burger project.

Which means: BurgerKing bugers are free hamburgers! 😉

Well, it boots now.
http://projects.goldelico.com/p/gta04-kernel/

Next step will be to make it usable as well 🙂

The plan: Debian + Plasma Active + FSO2 🙂

The day before yesterday I had an unpleasant, I’d rather say pointless, argument with Richard Stallman about his definition of “free”.

The result was that he insisted that one must not be free to upload unfree firmware to a wireless lan chip, when he likes to, while my opinion is that we just should let the chip being soldered into each device, we ship, and leave the decision to the customers themselves if they wanna upload unfree firmware to the wifi-chip in order to use it or if they don’t wanna use it, because there is no free firmware available yet.

As a result of this discussion FSF still refuses to call our project a “free project”, which PISSES ME OFF Rich, because it’s just stupid!

Finally StarTrek has become a community project xD

The first episodes were a bit over acted and by trying to act up to the original star trek episodes they made it become a bit too ridiculous at some points.
But the later episodes (e.g. episode 5) on the other hand became quiet convincing and serious… except this Klingon girly is somehow redundant… -.-

Episode two, really feels like original StarTrek. Like it’s used to feel when watching 🙂

http://www.startreknewvoyages.com/Episodes.html

Heisenberg law dictates:
“One can never measure the position and speed of a particle at the same time.”

Δp * Δq ~ h

Murphy’s law dictates:
“But there is certainly another particle, which is certainly NOT the one you are looking for, with the wrong speed and the wrong position.”

Unification done 🙂