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free beer
Free Beer, originally known as Vores øl - An open source beer (Danish for: Our Beer), is the first brand of beer with an "open"/"free" brand and recipe. The recipe and trademark elements are published under the Creative Commons CC BY-SA license.The beer was created in 2004 by students at the IT University in Copenhagen together with artist collective Superflex, to illustrate how concepts of the FOSS movement might be applied outside the digital world. The "Free Beer" concept illustrates also the connection between the long tradition of freely sharing cooking recipes with the FOSS movement, which tries to establish this sharing tradition also for the "recipes" of software, the source code. The "Free beer" concept received an overall positive reception from international press and media for the political message, was presented on many exhibitions and conferences, and inspired many breweries in adopting the concept.
We often use the phrase, Free as in Free Beer, in the computer industry to discuss licensing. You can license this beer on Feb 29th, with just a little paperwork your net cost is $0.
"On February 29, Miller Lite will post a QR code to its Instagram and Twitter accounts. You have to scan...
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9” is the perfect length for a 300 blackout barrel. And dollar for dollar this is one of the best built 9” 300 blackout barrels out there.
Any longer is a waste of metal...any shorter and you start losing precious down range performance. This is right in the sweet spot.
Just got this...