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"content": "Of what use is software freedom to someone who doesn't know how to program a computer? If I have the right to change the software that controls my devices, but lack the skill, knowledge, time, or money to do so, do I really have software freedom? This dilemma has worried me for a long time. I think I have a new thought.\n\nSpoiler: communities and designing software around them.\n\nhttps://blog.liw.fi/posts/2026/software-freedom/\n\n#SoftwareFreedom #Communities",
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