This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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#2214-
Ayn Rand,LP,Packet Radi
Message #2337
To argue for regulations that prohibit the free interchange of information, and permit a small body of people to determine the actions of many, is in itself a revolting thought. Perhaps early radio WAS chaotic, but so is the home computer industry, and so is any new industry undergoing great…
#2214-
Ayn Rand,LP,Packet Radi
Message #2337
To argue for regulations that prohibit the free interchange of information, and permit a small body of people to determine the actions of many, is in itself a revolting thought. Perhaps early radio WAS chaotic, but so is the home computer industry, and so is any new industry undergoing great…
He's talking more about setting up a government subsidized net to transmit this data – and to compete with private businesses. Free enterprise can do it a lot cheaper – and CIS won't have to subsidize it's competition to the detriment of services here. For an example of what may…
He's talking more about setting up a government subsidized net to transmit this data – and to compete with private businesses. Free enterprise can do it a lot cheaper – and CIS won't have to subsidize it's competition to the detriment of services here. For an example of what may…
Actually, what you just said in an eariler msg pretty much confirmed what I always thought. I've always been uneasy about the fact that Libertarians have always dissassociated ethics from personal actions and governmental judgement (though in the latter case – go. had no ethics to begin with). It also…
Actually, what you just said in an eariler msg pretty much confirmed what I always thought. I've always been uneasy about the fact that Libertarians have always dissassociated ethics from personal actions and governmental judgement (though in the latter case – go. had no ethics to begin with). It also…
Actually, what you just said in an eariler msg pretty much confirmed what I always thought. I've always been uneasy about the fact that Libertarians have always dissassociated ethics from personal actions and governmental judgement (though in the latter case – go. had no ethics to begin with). It also…
Actually, what you just said in an eariler msg pretty much confirmed what I always thought. I've always been uneasy about the fact that Libertarians have always dissassociated ethics from personal actions and governmental judgement (though in the latter case – go. had no ethics to begin with). It also…
Hmmm… And I thought it was just a few bad apples! Yes… can you make any recommendations? (too bad – so many of them are pretty interested in Ayn too). As for 'socialist digital radio' – been thinking of starting some sort of organiation to wrk against it. Unfortunately -…
Hmmm… And I thought it was just a few bad apples! Yes… can you make any recommendations? (too bad – so many of them are pretty interested in Ayn too). As for 'socialist digital radio' – been thinking of starting some sort of organiation to wrk against it. Unfortunately -…
Hmmm… And I thought it was just a few bad apples! Yes… can you make any recommendations? (too bad – so many of them are pretty interested in Ayn too). As for 'socialist digital radio' – been thinking of starting some sort of organiation to work against it. Unfortunately -…
Hmmm… And I thought it was just a few bad apples! Yes… can you make any recommendations? (too bad – so many of them are pretty interested in Ayn too). As for 'socialist digital radio' – been thinking of starting some sort of organiation to work against it. Unfortunately -…
#1992-
SOFTWARE PIRACY
Message #2011
True… Asgard doesn't quite operate on the scale of EA, but we gross a few 100,000 a year selling software to TI people – which in this industry makes us bigger then maybe 4/5 of the companies out there. Our advertising costs have been quite minimal due to our policies…
#1992-
SOFTWARE PIRACY
Message #2011
True… Asgard doesn't quite operate on the scale of EA, but we gross a few 100,000 a year selling software to TI people – which in this industry makes us bigger then maybe 4/5 of the companies out there. Our advertising costs have been quite minimal due to our policies…
#1992-
SOFTWARE PIRACY
Message #2011
True… Asgard doesn't quite operate on the scale of EA, but we gross a few 100,000 a year selling software to TI people – which in this industry makes us bigger then maybe 4/5 of the companies out there. Our advertising costs have been quite minimal due to our policies…
#1992-
SOFTWARE PIRACY
Message #2011
True… Asgard doesn't quite operate on the scale of EA, but we gross a few 100,000 a year selling software to TI people – which in this industry makes us bigger then maybe 4/5 of the companies out there. Our advertising costs have been quite minimal due to our policies…
Right! – after you asked methat question I did a quick scan through my copy, and kicked myself a few times for not being able to answer such an obvious question. (though I'm no masochist) Ever read "For the New Intellectual", or "The Virtue of Selfishness"? A lot of ammunition…
Right! – after you asked methat question I did a quick scan through my copy, and kicked myself a few times for not being able to answer such an obvious question. (though I'm no masochist) Ever read "For the New Intellectual", or "The Virtue of Selfishness"? A lot of ammunition…
Right! – after you asked methat question I did a quick scan through my copy, and kicked myself a few times for not being able to answer such an obvious question. (though I'm no masochist) Ever read "For the New Intellectual", or "The Virtue of Selfishness"? A lot of ammunition…
Right! – after you asked methat question I did a quick scan through my copy, and kicked myself a few times for not being able to answer such an obvious question. (though I'm no masochist) Ever read "For the New Intellectual", or "The Virtue of Selfishness"? A lot of ammunition…
#1834-
#Lawyers, ethics & CP
Message #1882
Ah… John Galt (sweat…sweat) – Wasn't he one of the protaganists of ATLAS SHRUGGED? It's been years since I've read any of her fiction (and Atlas Shrugged was the first I read – once about 4 years ago). Been reading her "serious" (can she write otherwise??) books at my methodical…
#1834-
#Lawyers, ethics & CP
Message #1882
Ah… John Galt (sweat…sweat) – Wasn't he one of the protaganists of ATLAS SHRUGGED? It's been years since I've read any of her fiction (and Atlas Shrugged was the first I read – once about 4 years ago). Been reading her "serious" (can she write otherwise??) books at my methodical…