public domain

Public domain materials are those things that have copyright or patent protection but have been placed on the Internet thus nullifying the protections. Like busting a condom, once it's done, it's done.

Last night me and Jeff downloaded 50 gigabytes of public domain - pd shit while we were fucking.

public domain by HeyHanna November 10, 2015

Public domain

When something isn’t or is no longer copyrighted

Night of the Living Dead forgor to have copyright, which is why it’s public domain 💀

Public domain by Goofy Ahh Boy July 18, 2024

Public Domain Meal 

Making your entire lunch out of items other people at your workplace have discarded or explicitly said, "I'm not going to eat this. Does anyone want it?" An example could be a sandwich made from leftover bread and old cream cheese from that time two months ago when someone brought bagels in for everybody.

Jason forgot his wallet at home, so he didn't get his usual Chipotle lunch and instead ate Lindsay's leftover fried rice with leftover pizza as a public domain meal.

Public Domain Meal by KoolWhp December 11, 2010

Publicdomainsource

A term for a design or source code that is publicly accessible, allowing anyone to view, modify, and share it

Super Tux Kart is an example of a publicdomainsource

Publicdomainsource by EF2020 July 31, 2026

Publicdomainsource

A term for a design or source code that is publicly accessible, allowing anyone to view, modify, and share it

Super Tux Kart is an example of a publicdomainsource

Publicdomainsource by EF2020 July 31, 2026

Publicdomainware

Software whose source code has been dedicated to the public domain, allowing anyone to legally view, use, modify, copy, compile, and redistribute it without copyright restrictions. Because the author has waived (to the extent legally possible) their exclusive copyright, the software can be incorporated into both open-source and proprietary projects without requiring attribution or the release of derivative source code, depending on the jurisdiction.

Unlike most open-source software, which is governed by licenses that set conditions for use and distribution, public-domainware is intended to be as unrestricted as possible. In places where a true public domain dedication is not recognized, developers often use legal tools such as the CC0 1.0 Universal Dedication to achieve a similar effect.

Veyon is an example of a publicdomainware program used for monitoring and controlling computers across multiple platforms.

Publicdomainware by EF2020 August 1, 2026