People should learn from this: publish anonymously.

But I'm curious if this dude will get legal help as if it does go to court, it could be a landmark case on AI rewrites.

Also known as functional programming.

Never read a single one of his posts, but it seems like many held him in high regard.

I don't mind the disclaimer, but I want to know why you checked this. What's the point?

Basically, fill this form in with information about opensource software you consider critical. 7zip, grub, uutils, nginx, etc. You may name max 3 and have to provide links to projects that depend on them.

Maybe a separate post would actually help.

Thanks for sharing this one.

Easy doesn't mean cheap. And not everybody can take of work to visit. I know I can't.

Not everybody lives in Brussels?

My experience was turning around while sitting at the front and seeing nearly exclusively CrApple logos. I left the event with he impression that the only people being able to pay to show up to the event were Mac owners.

Amateur doesn't want to understand. Got it.

There will be a sea of Mac laptops and probably a bunch of vibe coders. Plus, it won't be streamed to contribute a maximum to carbon emissions. Yay.

Absolutism isn't convincing.

Totally the same thing if you don't think think about it.

A nice gesture, but let's be honest, the system is corrupt and won't care. The real way to fight is to use AI to opensource all proprietary software out there and watch them squeal.

A similar one was closed with

Thank you for taking the time to share this. UserVoice is intended for feature requests about Proton's products, so this idea is being closed.

ChromeOS but vibe coded. Not sure who this is for...

Tax those fuckers into ground

And google doesn't consider this dangerous. Probably because they say "if you install outside of the Goofle Play store, it's your fault".

Use their weapon to defeat them. Fair's fair.

10% is small? Wat? If someone reduced your salary by 10%, would you just go "oh, that's minimal! I won't even notice it!"?

And they aren't saying the market is getting smaller. Nowhere does phoronix report that. You're just making stuff up. With a more efficient workforce they should be able to pay more, get more work done, and handle more customers with the sane amount of people.

No. What they are doing is spreading the same work over fewer people who aren't getting a pay raise, meaning 10% decrease in personnel costs, which the upper management can pocket.

Somebody want to leak the IP of ASML to China? We desperately need some competition