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John McAfee

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[S]oftware production is unlike any other production that preceded it. No raw materials are required, no time is required, and no effort is required. You can make a million copies of a piece of software instantaneously for free. It's a totally new paradigm of production.
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"Nerds 2.0.1 - A Brief History of the Internet" - Part 3

 
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