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Issue #8 June 2005
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- Despite opposition, truth happens
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Despite opposition, truth happens
Throughout history, new technology has been resisted by those who said it couldn't be done. Yet despite opposition, time and again the impossible is made possible by those with determination and vision. We believe open source is a better way. A better way of developing technology and a better way of making it accessible. And while there are those who have ignored open source or claimed it wouldn't work or wouldn't last, we believe that truth happens.
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