Kilgore Trout

Stop flying.

It’s still not clear what their request entailed.

Although the real root reason, is likely the near release of Switch 2 and the consequent need to be as clean as possible for investors.

If guns are sold legally, it means that there is the assumption that everyone buying them has good intentions.

Nice metaphor, is it your original?

Yuzu did not use “nintendo source code”.

They simply hosted decryption keys in their repository. But that still was not the focus of Nintendo’s move. It was that Yuzu and its company profited directly from the release of The Legend of Zelda.

I don’t know, my literature teacher couldn’t stop bashing on how great Emmanuel Macron was. While the rest of the class was rightfully convinced that he is a wannabe dictator.

Because what he did was not allegal, just inappropriate.

It is. Both SerenityOS and Ladybird are courageous projects, easy target for this drama.

Yes, sink a valuable Free software because they won’t accept something you and I believe in.

It’s incredibly selfish and stupid.

Bad photographers complaining to be called out as bad photographers.

Their distribution of books is completely legal.

Corporations just have more money to warp the laws in their favour.

That’s why the Archive is appealing: they still believe they are right.

Wikipedia requires attribution, which AI scrapers never give.

It is “public” work, but under a license.

Then maybe it shouldn’t grow.

It seems a very valid reason to give up your privacy.

Not everyone wants to deal with that (setting up payment methods, filling tax forms, …)

So you wish that all corporations shouldn’t pay their developers at all, because MIT licence exists?

Intel Management Engine improve no one’s life.

It is very sad how you don’t see that “forced openness” is good for everyone.

If you live in Europe, .eu

Why?

Is it a reason to hate the GrapheneOS project? Pixel phones are simply the best Android devices for security. You should hate other phone manufacturers that don’t care at all.

There is always a bias.