It's by the way interesting that Richard comes here a few days after Steve Jobs died, a death that  he celebrated in his own way if I dare to say explaining that his loss was not a huge disaster for all those questions of digital freedoms because - even though Steve Jobs could be esteemed the control he had on software and its domination make us in some way free but under the form, as he says it in several opinions, of a "jail made cool" -- a jail that I like myself since I am myself an adept of the Macintosh but this is obviously not the kind of character or the kind of freedom that Richard is thinking about. 