Pretty sure money is the reason. With a side dish of possible backdoor.
still can't change text after applying a filter in $current_year
I'd prefer a list of projects that publicly abuse their users... which ironically still includes Linux and *BSD.
At least Haiku is actually daily drivable if your hardware is supported.
It's on the list, and they probably used Linux to write the entire site.
This is relevant to my interests.
Isn’t that kind of a huge change
Sortof... but almost nobody is actually using data=journal, as the default is ordered.
I do think it's important to keep it as an option though, so I disagree with removing it entirely. I suppose it could be forked into a separate module by someone who wants to maintain the journal support. I wonder if ext3's journaling will still be supported?
My point was that
That's all fine and dandy, I just don't agree with simultaneously saying "make it indistinguishable if you're gonna use AI" in addition to "don't use AI", since as you say there is no effective difference if you can't tell, so why should it still be disallowed? Surely we can come up with some middle ground to describe the intent of the rule better than silently implying "just don't get caught"?
or just use SimpleX
It's getting harder to tell the difference though. Slop artists can still prompt their agent to follow the codebase's existing style/format.
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