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 I owe a lot to free software. That's mostly what allowed me to learn computing, that's what made my career possible. That's why I contribute back the most I can.
 
-But that takes time (that is, personal time) and money (we need machines to test on, as well as power to run them). I am glad to see more and more companies supporting open source. Recently, HPE provided me with a replacement for my old server, I'll never thank them enough for that kindness! This is a sign that things are changing: this HPE ProLiant ML350 allows me to build my ports far more quicker than with my old machine. I think everybody now understands why it is so important to support open source development. Providing hardware is a simple yet very efficient way of supporting open source developers, sharing code is another one. Let's encourage companies to continue that way!
+But that takes time (that is, personal time) and money (we need machines to test on, as well as power to run them). I am glad to see more and more companies supporting open source. Recently, HPE provided me with a replacement for my old server, I'll never thank them enough for that kindness! This HPE ProLiant ML350 allows me to build my ports far more quicker than with my old machine. This is a sign that things are changing. I think everybody now understands why it is so important to support open source development. Providing hardware is a simple yet very efficient way of supporting open source developers, sharing code is another one. Let's encourage companies to continue that way!
 
 As for individuals, do not hesitate to report bugs or share code. You will participate in making great things and get fantastic feedback from the community!