In a famous Usenet post, this man declared how he had ported bash and gcc to a new project he created that ran on 386 clones.  
The "Rampantly Unofficial" FAQ for this person on catb.org notes that he drives a Mercedes SLK 32 AMG and debunks the myth that his middle name is "God".  At a New Zealand Q&amp;A in 2015, this man proclaimed, "I'm not a nice person, and I don't care about you".  A law named for this person was used to outline the difference between The (*) Cathedral and the Bazaar and states, "Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow".  This man wrote one piece of software to replace BitKeeper.  In a famous Usenet post, this man declared how he had ported bash and gcc to a new project he created that ran on 386 clones.  This author of The Hacker Ethic and the Spirit of the Information Age created the popular source control system, Git.  For 10 points, name this open-source advocate who first developed Linux.
The "Rampantly Unofficial" FAQ for this person on catb.org notes that he drives a Mercedes SLK 32 AMG and debunks the myth that his middle name is "God".  
Linus Benedict Torvalds