Re:French Court Allows Reverse Engineering of Skype Protocol
by jefm on Wednesday October 23, 2013 @07:54AM
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I'm french and paying taxes so that all children - including those from underprivileged environments - have, at least in theory, access to a free education is one thing I'm quite proud of.
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Re:French Court Allows Reverse Engineering of Skype Protocol
by bpizzi on Wednesday October 23, 2013 @08:18AM
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Who said you should have not to be proud?
Proudness apart, your school is still not "free, as in beer".
Re:French Court Allows Reverse Engineering of Skype Protocol
by jefm on Wednesday October 23, 2013 @08:57AM
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You didn't say that, as actually I'm not proud of anything related to nationality (it was a reference to the first post in the thread). What I meant is that in the particular case of the education system, the contribution system you mentioned allows socially deprived people to actually access the education system for free, as in beer.
Re:French Court Allows Reverse Engineering of Skype Protocol
by bpizzi on Wednesday October 23, 2013 @12:21PM
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So actually we're complementing each other: access to school is free for every one, but school isn't free for the citizen.
My point was to say that "free school" should not be mentioned, instead we should speak of "school paid by taxed citizens for everyone" which is more accurate.
Well, you've already understood: I'm french too ;)