

The short answer: Legally, maybe. Ethically, no.
Just a nerd who migrated from kbin(dot)social.


The short answer: Legally, maybe. Ethically, no.


Who needs a study to understand that it’s to keep lawyers rich and companies richer?


Because you were solving a problem and you felt effective.


I wonder what he’ll build next, now that he has time for his own projects again. Obviously that’s how to prove that Automattic wasn’t just a fluke.


I’ll stop “screaming” when it stops being stolen and ineligible for being open source. You’re the one who looks like a child, supporting fascists, theft, and the destruction of communities.


Slopcode, not Open Source. The code was stolen.


Then that’s a 7-11 that’s not interested in having business.


Cinnamon looks like Windows. That’s it.


That’s life in a horrific authoritarian state.
We need to stop that from happening in the USA. Bring back the penny.
Between 4 & 5


I think it started around the passing of the Statute of Anne in 1710, but probably earlier too. Copywrong has always been a problem.
My old laptop works well on Windows 10. Mint does about 99% of that and other stuff I don’t do in Windows. The only thing that I miss is a multi monitor setup (and I’ve been told that CachyOS or KDE Neon would do it).


And, again, good morals. That matters to me in a company, honestly.


I think Little Caesars is a different category of takeout pizza. It’s hot - and it’s ready. And it supports a company with a business model and mindset that are more than just decent.


Then pledge, go there, and show people what should have happened at the correspondent’s dinner.
I prefer PipePipe to NewPipe, personally. It’s got more sources. Otherwise, in no particular order…


Yay for not using ECMAScript or WebDRM in my browser. And using spinning HDDs.
We need to boost the signal on Tenacity over Audacity in all the various spaces.