🎓 Dr. Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@social.cleverlibre.org

@szalayricha

Oh in that case now im going to sign it just for spite...

@footjamfan @bonifartius @lupyuen

My first glass of 4 year aged sake, aged sake is so uncommon i had to get jt shipped in... Amazing!

@footjamfan

So how did thry get his info just forndonating then...
@bonifartius @lupyuen

@torresjrjr python is the best I had, rattlesnake is a bit too boney but still good.

@ScumbagDog well thanks for the great suggestions though.. i might use some of it.

@ScumbagDog I am a little understocked with neither butter nor eggs sadly. I got all my fancy octopus and japanese shopping in but didnt do any of my bread and butter shopping lol :)

@ScumbagDog that would certainly work, or even soy-vinaigrette as a kind of fusion deal.

The mijin I have is more of a cooking rice wine than a rice vinegar. Basically the more expensive version of sushi rice but still traditional. I do have some high quality balsamic vineger in though too that I could play with.

The key will be whatever I come up with needs to pair well with an aged sake I have.

@ScumbagDog hmmm never made a hollandaise sauce, but I am familiar with its taste.. I could see that working.

I was thinking of maybe just going with sushi in a bowl.. make so mijin-ed rice (sushi rice basically), chop up the octopus, and just add a little lemon to the octopus maybe.. super simple

@ScumbagDog yea ive got some real high quality curry on hand.. totally doable!

@ScumbagDog I think your thinking of squid.. they dont make rings :) .. that said deep fried octopus would probably be just as tasty as squid. Sadly I dont have a deep fryer and dont really want to do that on the stove.

@torresjrjr side note.. salty snake is a very delicious meal!

So people, give me some ideas.. what should I make this guy into? Only thing i can think of that would work well is octopus fried rice or something...

@lupyuen looks like a god damn shit show is what it is... do you know what contribution they are even referring to?

@cwebber

Fair.. Id be curious to hear why you feel the FSF was in a time of healing with their relationship with the free software community. I feel like there were some events or split I could be missing.

With that said, while we disagree on stallman and I do support his reinstatement on everything else you said we do agree.

@eff

@cwebber

So a few questions so i can further understand your point..

1) Why do you feel the EFF was in a time of healing, healing from what?

2) presuming the bylaws were not broken and the board had the authority to vote stallman back on the board then it sounds like your issue is that it happened in secret and the community didnt have a chance to give feedback. Would you have found it acceptable if they simply first announced they were considering bringing him back, heard any feedback, then voted and he was added back anyway? Like its the surprise aspect that just seemed wrong to you without engaging the community right?

@eff

@cwebber

I can see both sides. On the one hand I totally support stallman getting reinstated. On the other they are a non-profit and any such actions need to be done in the open.

@eff

@mindspillage Have you made any public statements as to why?

@anonymoose Not at first. Obviously once I looked into the origin of the phrase many years back I learned about how it was first used as an example in the argument around that case. But that seemed to be more relevant as linguistic history and an interesting fact than it was relevant to the modern day usage of the phrase.