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Why We (A)GPL’d PokeNet

There’s an awful lot of Free Software Licenses. Some, more permissive than others, and choosing the right license depends on what sort of project you’re working on. I’d like to explain why we used the (A)GPL license for PokeNet, and

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GPL Violation!

A couple of years ago, a bunch of fans decided that it would be cool to write a Pokemon MMO, PokeNet. And a year later, Nintendo decided it would be cool to shut it down. Imagine my surprise when Pokemonium,

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Delayed GPL Compliance?

In the Android world, it’s quite common that a lot of vendors don’t comply with the GNU GPLv2. There’s a (probably outdated) list of Android Tablets that fail to comply, and even a couple of articles on the topic, and

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This is how I (t)roll

It’s been well known that “Ultimate Droid” steals from CyanogenMod, and in fact, a summary of previous… confrontations… has already been documented, however I couldn’t help but notice that their rom seems to be using my Trackball Answer code, and

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Indie Games go Open Source!

So Wolfire Games decided to make this neat “Humble Indie Bundle” that included four games (World of Goo, Aquaria, Gish and Lugaru HD), and had a “pay what you want” model, and let you donate to either the EFF –

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