- Northwestern University researchers have developed a new solar cell that, in principle, will minimize all of the… http://t.co/9hJ1f4gU #
- The end of fish, in one chart http://t.co/HvLg6DWW #
- VIDEO: Hawaii Island food self-sufficiency study http://t.co/MpgCUNZi #
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- Nanosheet catalyst sustainably splits hydrogen from water | KurzweilAI http://t.co/uxe6TPJg #
- USC scientists have developed a potential pathway to cheap, stable solar cells made from nanocrystals so small… http://t.co/1YbacOOO #
- STOLEN! HB2703 re-written by Big Ag, Big Land, and GMO Seed Companies http://t.co/wQAdEMW0 #
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- Unless you collect, store and use your own water supply, your water is now under control of the US Defense Dept…. http://t.co/MHvkvgOc #
Consider the WTFPL. It’s as open as they get. If you’re considering another license that’s less free, you may want to reconsider your goals.
It’s okay to not produce Open Source Software. I personally believe that each license has it’s place in professional web development. But if you’re looking for the most open license, The WTFPL would be the one.
Non-binding guidlines being released by their state agency are expected to be very pro-user.








