Requiring Software Freedom 356
An Anonymous Coward writes: "CNET is carrying a story about the increasing momentum that Open Source software and 'Software Libre' are gaining in Latin and South America and Europe. A certain company from Redmond WA USA is mentioned several times in the article as the impetus to free foreign governments from certain onerous licensing agreements (not to mention the cost savings involved). It is interesting that some of these governmental entities are actually requiring the use of Software Libre, not just encouraging it. Maybe it's time to visit Rio?"
April Fool's day? (Score:4, Funny)
No way. It must be april fool's day.
Whoo hoo!
Microsoft spokesman Ricardo Adame sez: (Score:4, Funny)
Gosh, he won't last long at Microsoft thinking like that
Re:Good! (Score:2, Funny)
Now this is obviously not true. Everyone knows that running a foreign country is a very profitable business, so long as you take the following steps:
By following these simple steps you can make running a country a very profitable line of work. Do be sure, though, not to miss that all important last step.
Visit Brazil!? (Score:2, Funny)
Maybe it's time to visit Rio?
snip from a Yahoo! news item---
Elat estimates 100 to 200 people are killed every year by one of the 100 million bolts it says hit Brazil annually and make the country the world champion of lightning strikes.
Do you really think this is a good place to visit for people who sit at computers all day?!