Hi, I'm Gabriel Saldaña
I'm a free software enthusiast, Emacs addict, tea drinker, amateur photographer and love rock music and extreme sports.
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Gave DRM talk at UANL
Today I gave a talk about DRM technologies and how they affect everyone that consumes products with them. It took place at the UANL physics and mathematics faculty. It interests me very much the fact that its the second time … Continue reading
Posted in Digital rights Law & Freedom, GNU/Linux Free Software & Open Source
Tagged copyright, drm, licensing, talks, uanl
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I’m a lucky guy
Seeing this xkcd comic made me think about how lucky I am with my girlfriend. She listens to all my ramblings about free software and free culture and she even went to my anti drm talks I’ve given on several … Continue reading
DRM chat at Unitec: video and slides
A few weeks ago I posted about me giving a talk at Unitec Monterrey about DRM and mexican copyright law titled: “DRM: ¿derechos o restricciones?”. Basically is an introduction to what DRM and copyright is, according to mexican law. I … Continue reading
Posted in Digital rights Law & Freedom, Events, GNU/Linux Free Software & Open Source
Tagged drm, talks
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DRM chat at Unitec Monterrey
Last week I was invited to talk at the Unitec University in Monterrey about DRM and copyright, of course, applied to mexican law. Which is interesting since the mexican law allows for people to have a copy of a work … Continue reading
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