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Mijente = Gente + Justice. A new political home for Latinx & Chicanx organizing. My people. #ChingaLaMigra #FueraTrump #NoTechforICE 🔌

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    Mijente‏ @ConMijente Jan 28
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    Mijente Retweeted Coraline Ada Ehmke

    Opensource devs: Can you stop providing your source code to Palantir for free?https://twitter.com/CoralineAda/status/1222203448369827845 …

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    Coraline Ada EhmkeVerified account @CoralineAda
    Thousands of open source projects are being used by Palantir to help ICE carry out human rights abuses. And we're naming names. Tear down the wall at https://icebreaker.dev/  #NoTechForICE
    10:06 AM - 28 Jan 2020
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      2. Simon Richter‏ @GyrosGeier Jan 28
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        No, because it is impossible. Open Source works by asserting that if "intellectual property" is a valid concept, then the proponents of "intellectual property" must abide by the license, i.e. by turning the premise on its head, the licenses defend against software companies.

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      3. Simon Richter‏ @GyrosGeier Jan 28
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        Palantir is not relying on copyright protection for their operations and profits, because they are not selling software that can be easily copied, but a service. Their whole business depends on secrecy. If they'd be found in violation of an OSS license, that would be a smaller…

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      2. M.‏ @TVqQAAMAAAAEAAA Jan 28
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        An obvious and immutable fact of open source is that you have no control over who is going to use it. The only practical mitigation to this is to not open source your code at all. Apart from that, not accepting PRs/bugs/donations from the offenders is all you can do.

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      1. Craig 🍅‏ @smallsees Jan 28
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        No because the very definition of OS prevents it. You could change the software license so it prevents use by certain groups but it's no longer open source, specifically item 6 of the Open Source Definition. So you can have one or the other but not both.

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      2. Jack Poulson‏ @supernodal Jan 28
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        It might be productive to convene lawyers, immigration advocates, and open source devs to figure out how to do this in a serious way.

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      1. Grumpy Fish  🌹 🏴‏ @jnsq Jan 28
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        Not unless they already licensed it under terms so onerous that nobody with an open source license policy would use their code. That said, it may be possible to add transparency requirements to licenses for future projects that give some insight on how they're being used.

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