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New BinaryFreedom.INFO T-shirts @ GoodStorm.com 1 year 31 weeks ago: Binary Freedom is been financing it self with donations from a couple of members, we have big plans in front of us. If you will like to wear a cool t-shirt and help us in our future campaigns please consider buying a t-shirt or suggesting a new design that you will be willing to show your support with.
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New GNU releases October 2008 7 weeks 6 days ago: This is a compilation of the GNU software releases as announced during October 2008 on the mailing list http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnu.
Free The BBC | Saving the BBC before DRM kills her... 1 year 31 weeks ago: BinaryFreedom has launched a new campaign called FreeTheBBC
(http://FreeTheBBC.info), targeting the BBC's proposed DRM regime. The
BBC plans to offer old content only through Real or Windows Media DRM
technology. DRM, or Digital Restrictions Management, is technology that
artificially limits what users can do with media. BinaryFreedom opposes
Software Freedom Day: Boston 1 year 16 weeks ago: "On the afternoon of September 15, 2007, the Free Software Foundation and BinaryFreedom (http://binaryfreedom.info) are hosting a Software Freedom Day (http://softwarefreedomday.org) event in downtown Boston..."
Running GNU Mailman at home 45 weeks 18 hours ago: GNU Mailman is the most popular free software mailing list manager, and probably the most configurable; however, it normally requires you have a web and mail server always connected to the Internet. With a little extra work, you can run Mailman from your intermittently-connected GNU/Linux desktop.
I need your help | binaryFreedom.INFO 1 year 22 weeks ago: "...My job isn't that hard, but it is time consuming and this is the perfect opportunity to get involved in Binary Freedom and create the change that you wish to see in the world....'
Venezuela and the Hackers’ Revolution 38 weeks 5 days ago: "The Third International Forum on Free Knowledge was recently held in Maracaibo, Venezuela, bringing together many people interested in the development of free software worldwide. One reason Venezuela chose to host this event is that, in January 2006, their new free software law came into effect, which mandates that all government agencies migrate to free software over a two-year period.
Migrating mailman lists 1 year 6 weeks ago: "A couple of weeks back we had to migrate a few mailman based mailing lists across to a new server. Migration was successful and we had minimum downtime, since no changes were applied to the lists, they were simply moved to a new home. Here is how we did it..."
How To Set Up Mailman With Debian And ISPConfig 46 weeks 6 days ago: Pretty self-explanatory: a howto on setting up mailman with debian and ispconfig. Looks good.