Eric Raymond, editor of The New Hacker's Dictionary (MIT Press, third edition, 1996), is a Linux programmer whose essay "The Cathedral and the Bazaar" spurred Netscape to liberate its source code.
In the 70's, Hollywood, liberated from the production code and confronted with social and political turmoil, was able to define as the mainstream an adult audience eager to be challenged and engaged.
"Engineers were liberated from optimizing their code for various levels of bandwidth hierarchy.
Even stodgy New York banks and law firms began emulating California's liberating casual dress codes, and companies everywhere tore down office walls to put up egalitarian cubicles because that was how business was conducted "out there".
Imagine the possibilities if the city at large were to be liberated from the intolerance coded within such restraints.
Since 1960, new law codes have liberated women from traditional restraints, defined the rights and duties of citizens, and modified the penal procedure.
I'd prioritize among the committee's ideas, then advocate for a tax code rewarding sustainable job-rich industries, especially those that liberate us from imported oil.
We're the fresh-faced GIs who fought to liberate a continent, and we're the Tuskeegee airmen, Navajo code-talkers, and Japanese Americans who fought for this country even as their own liberty had been denied.
Secondly, activated expression of ugpAEBC encoding an ABC transporter for glycerol 3-phosphate and glpQ1 coding for a glyceryophosphoryl diester phosphodiesterase confers the ability to liberate glycerol 3-phosphate from lipids and to import this organophosphate into the cell.
"Liberate yourself before you liberate me!
