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It’s a play on “free as in beer …”. We’ve seen all too well that paying with our data isn’t the way to go.

https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/620/what-is-the-difference-between-free-as-in-beer-and-free-as-in-speech

All projects should be.

Move to Codeberg (esp. if you’re European) - but please don’t forget to donate something as well. If we don’t pay for actual freedom, we won’t be able to keep it.

I could definitely see myself setting up a Wireguard VPN only allowing connections to a bunch of porn sites here on my home fiber in Sweden. Should make a nice little side profit.

There are a lot of hero programmers involved in enabling people in Ukraine to defend themselves.

it’s … not … a simple messenger, if that helps?

Do you even open source?

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Let me rephrase it like this instead: “If we allow manufacturers to just take public domain software and not give back their changes …” maybe it rings some bells?

Especially in coding?

Actually, that’s where they are the least suited. Companies will spend more money on cleaning up bad code bases (not least from a security point of view) than is gained from “vibe coding”.

Audio, art - anything that doesn’t need “bit perfect” output is another thing though.

I can see this work as a cab service. Pick me up at home and drop me off at my destination hotel/office. Within a single country this will shorten travel time enormously and for those paid enough by the hour that might come out to be cheaper than wasting time on travel.

oh wow that really put the trust back into Ventoy. Nice! Thanks for the link

Waydroid is pretty nice, integrating the Android apps as regular apps in the Linux UI.

It’s perfectly safe to run SSH on port 22 towards the open Internet with public key authentication only.