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Creating Free and Open Societies
Creating Free and Open Societies From Free and Open Source Software, to Non-profit High-tech Organizations, to Debt-free Affordable Housing Brewster Kahle, the club, May 12, 2014, cc-by v3 msword pdf tl;dr summary: Public Licenses Rule (in software and … Continue reading
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Custom Schools with a Class size of 1 or 4
This last September, our 13-year-old boy, Logan, rather than return to his San Francisco private school began taking lessons in a custom school his mother and I created around him. I don’t use the word “homeschooling” because that may conjure … Continue reading