there is an assumption that “Open source will continue to fall from the sky like manna from heaven and that the people behind it can be abstracted away.” Show more
there is an assumption that “Open source will continue to fall from the sky like manna from heaven and that the people behind it can be abstracted away.” Show more
there is an assumption that “Open source will continue to fall from the sky like manna from heaven and that the people behind it can be abstracted away.” Show more
there is an assumption that “Open source will continue to fall from the sky like manna from heaven and that the people behind it can be abstracted away.” Show more
there is an assumption that “Open source will continue to fall from the sky like manna from heaven and that the people behind it can be abstracted away.” Show more
there is an assumption that “Open source will continue to fall from the sky like manna from heaven and that the people behind it can be abstracted away.” Show more
open source manna, burnout, history Show more
there is an assumption that “Open source will continue to fall from the sky like manna from heaven and that the people behind it can be abstracted away.” Show more
@david_ross e.g a part of Openreach, Deutsche Telekom, KPN etc provides *infrastructure only* (leaving the existing competitive market for services alone), but also takes on young techs (not necessarily all from uni) with reasonably secure job but also an amount of "slack time" which is used to contribute to FOSS s/w *and* h/w projects? >>