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I have a Flattr account, but only to 'flattr' other. I don't plan on to start any project to get some donation yet. The way it works is you put some amount of money in the account, you can decide how much you gonna spend in a month. Then you go around and click 'flattr' on projects you like/interest in. At the end of the month, the system is gonna take the amount you want to spend and divide them equally to those project you 'flattred'. Basically it is a social-donation system, similar to Kickstarter.

I will have to disagree a bit on the part releasing work for free. A lot of people releasing works for free got famous very quickly. Many book authors and open source devs rise to fame and even get massive supports from, surprise, pirates as these guys do donations, regularly! However the more prime example of true Robin Hood, is software cracker. They spend their time on breaking DRM, releasing it and the only thing they get back is reputation. These guys get recognized like everyone else.

Then again, without the capitalism control, piracy wouldn't exist. I think these 2 can co-exist to balance their weakness out.

I personally think they are a bunch of very brave people. They stood their ground and confront the 'laws' like these were nothing in their lives. Each person has their own strong characteristic and style where the document has shown out clearly. The little drone server thing was more of a prank than actual project, just like when they were trying to buy Sealand. However the fact that they shield their servers at Bahnhof using Piratpartiet, is a very clever trick. Lately they have moved their network to the cloud, and this is a huge step forward.

I was in impression that TPB founders were/are helping Wikileaks. This is probably an obvious thing that free culture people protect the freedom of information and expression. But freedom sharing might harm product creators in some way. I think the reason why Peter Sunde co-founded Flattr is because he saw the flaw of freedom sharing, where Flattr system equally benefits both creator and user.

Finally someone understands the secret message!

Yes, I watched it like a couple times since the release day. Pre-ordered it too. I was hoping for a happy ending. It's nice to learn more about the founders.

Later I figured out Torrentz has more stuff and seeds than TPB.

Onko sinulla mielisairautta?

There is a reason I put Arch at first and Ubuntu at last, but you could consider I feature the most popular distros indiscriminately.

It depends on if I decide to use slang or academic words, but both are filled with complexity :D. To be honest, I know a lot more on slangs than formal words. Finnish surrounds by agglutinations, using short and simple word/phrase to point to larger meanings. While back in Canada people used to tell me to translate Finn slang and taboo words to English; I usually put a phrase in as morphemes, and people often don't get what and why the original word is so short, up to the point that sometime the translated words don't make sense. Things such as "rakastan olutta" as "I love beer" (having a good beer time!), could be speed-speak as "rakastanolutta". Which "rakastan" stands for "i love", "rakas" is love.

It takes a lot of practices to learn Finnish. When I was little, grew up to speak and write multiple languages was my biggest nightmare, and because I focused too much on Finnish, my English and Swedish skills were just basically out of the window.

Don't worry, the hard-to-recognize words have yet to come :D.

Jeez, I have bad humors.

Kylla, olen kapteeni. :3 Olen ratsastaa aaltoja meressa. Nyt ystavani, antaa purje menee!

Aye my matey, I am the one eyed, one handed and one legged Finn bastard you were looking for. :D

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