Show how you'd use technology to solve this problem.

>>52252040
By using a cellphone to order pizza

>>52252040
Put on clothes and shoes made by children in slave labor factories, get into a car made by robots running on proprietary softwares. Drive to pizza parlor with proprietary pizza recipe

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>>52252129

Dressing like a girl to get free as in beer pizza

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>>52252040
Go to the pizzaplace you

>>52252040
Grow the grain, tomatoes, and pastures for cattle grazing myself and make the pizza using a Libre recipe.

Everything else is botnet.

Noscript?

>>52252288
ding ding ding

>>52252040
kill yourself

simplest solution to the problem.

>>52252278
>>52252288
>>52252311
>disable javascript
>site is a big white blank page
Now what?

>>52252311
fries are done

>>52252417
view page source
find api calls to order pizza
use cURL to post a new order to pizza site

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>>52252417
Selectively disable the crap JS I guess.

>walk to freezer
>open
>take out frozen pizza
>cook
>eat

>>52252444
>allowing google analytics

>>52252432
then you are using non free APIs

What do you mean? The Nonfree Javascript will handle everything for me? I don't understand the question???

>>52252471
Oh Anon you're soo witty

>>52252444

>not using umatrix

>>52252486
He isnt allowing it

>>52252040
pizza is for stupid fat Americans

>Install nonfree JavaScript
>???
>lose profit
>Eat pizza

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>>52252040
Way too easy.

Using two pieces of technology -- a desktop computer and a piece of software known as Paint -- I was able to completely remove the nonfree javascript preventing us access to the pizza. See pic.

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>>52252040
starve

>>52252444
>page is one huge javascript app with no license info to speak of

>>52252129
What about the proprietary software on telephony equipment and the GSM firmware binary blob?

My mom orders the pizza

>>52252593
RMS has no problem with an ordinary home telephone.

>>52252040
ask a normie friend if he can order a pizza for me and then i get like 50 pizzas from different places.

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>>52252040

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>>52253165

>>52253165
>LibreJS
>doing anything at all
It only blocks the execution of nonfree javascript and allows trivial and/or free scripts

>>52252471
left your freezer open fag

>>52252239
the only correct answer ITT

>>52252585
Paint isnt free as in beer or freedom, try again

>>52252040
I'd put the JavaScript out with my tears.

>>52252569
Calm down Rajesh

>>52254899
>"Show how you'd use technology to solve this problem."

>"Paint isnt free as in beer or freedom"

So? How is that relevant? He solved the problem.

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Write myself the correct program to interface with the website.

>>52252618
what about proprietary telephone wires/telephone polls

>>52252488
all remote APIs are non-free, that's the point baka (fool)

>>52255342
I kek'd

>>52252222
Dear quads, i want a 270x for christmas and a teclast x98 pro and the new kobe shoes, i have been a good guy this year

>>52254899
MS Paint isn't, but GNU Paint is; check your repo's

stop being an autist and call

>>52255525
soo.. where did >>52222222 go?

>>52255342
He has no problem with them as he doesn't own them.

>>52255385
>>52252488
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/network-services-arent-free-or-nonfree.en.html

>>52255839
as far as I'm concerned the only way interfacing with a remote API could be harmful is if it is insecure (when and where it would otherwise be deemed necessary), non-standard (and undocumented), or malicious.
saying software as a service is "an evil" is really bogus because there are examples of softwares being services and nothing really bad coming of it.
>4chan is software as a service
who gives a shit?
RMS is just a guy who <i>really</i> doesn't want to pay for any software ever, so he's invented a company to create FUD about all the bad things that you're doing by supporting professional developers whose programs you bought with your own money. it's logical that he invents something "as being wrong with Software as a Service", and goes on to list all the possible things that could go wrong if you ever tried using one.

>>52252040
Was the made pizza made with a proprietary recipe?

>>52256451
No, open sauce :^)

>>52256367
protip: free software does not mean "profit is forbidden". selling free software is a good thing.

>>52256367
><i>really</i>

>>52256367
Sounds like someone didn't read the article

>>52257225
I meant remote APIs are non-free because you can't modify the structure of the API to suite your own needs. the article is irrelevant to my post...he chimps out on some tangent about how some services are an afront to his liberty to have everything he wants as he sees fit, and does some innocuous hat-tipping at the idea that some people may use his shitty software to run certain "services". it's just about the only part of the article that isn't self perpetuating the meta of "lel let's make a software utupia guys hurrr I don't actually write any programs but still...who wants to write these programs for me...also some people are producing services, and while this doesn't directly harm me any way, those people are people who aren't doing my bidding and by heck, let's rip 'em a new one"
>>52257015
hurrr </blogpost>
>>52256826
gpl makes it impossible to actually profit from the software in itself from what I can see. the only way to do so is if you somehow charge your "future customers" for its creation (fat fucking chance), if you manage to have continuous employment maintaining the software (it was shit to start with and needs constant fixing, and/or have a cash shop for auxiliary "features"
either way it's way easier just to have a binary that is guaranteed to work on systems X Y & Z which are maintained by Legitimate Companies A B & C and put a price on that
heck the easiest way (most deterrent of thieves) to profit from software is to keep it on a server you control and say if you want to get some of this, you're going through me or remaking it yourself
in the article he outlines
>that it should not be on the server because it should be free on my computer

>>52260877
>maintenance means the software is bad
Literally everything needs maintenance

>>52261053
this is my philosophy
>the simpler the program the harder it is to fuck up
>the more complex a program is the more care must be applied in creating it
>the more ambitious a software is in its resource consumption, the more important abstraction becomes
using C (or just about any language compiled by gcc) to write userland software is erroneous in my opinion.
I did not suggest that maintenance is bad, I just said it shouldn't be your entry point for profitability.
I like GNU grep.
https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-current/2010-August/019310.html
it is an instance of why there are exceptions to my generalizations.

>>52252040
Call

>>52255839
>by Richard Stallman
>To use a culinary analogy

Imagine being so fat you look at computers and see food.

I get in my GNU/car and drive to the pizza place

Walk to the pizza place near my house and order a pizza in person.

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>>52252040
> tfw unsolveable problem

>>52252040
Just order the pizza and use JS lol what is the problem

>>52252040
walk into the pizza place and order in person

>>52260877
>gpl makes it impossible to actually profit from the software in itself from what I can see.
This is correct according to your opinion. protip: software is always subject according to a specific situation. The software needs to be updated and changed when the situation changes. Guess what programmers who use GPL are paid to do.