You might want to think about who you are supporting by using brave.


You don’t have to. If they have an issue with it they can fork it build the tool how they like it.


This kind of DRM does not last the lifecycle of the game. My understanding is a couple months after launch orgs swap DN out for other less aggressive DRM and that is when it will be Linux compatible.


Ordinary Sausage shouldn’t be followed either way.


Or people realise it’s the thin edge of the wedge.
Look how much governments abuse data retention for law enforcement when the reason for storing the data is not for law enforcement.
If the functionality is already in the system then what is stopping more governments requiring it or expanding it.


The stupid thought I keep having is what stops someone from patching the functionality out?
30th of Feb was such a traumatic day that we are no longer permitted to experience it in case someone tries to repeat the event.


I’m just not a fan of putting people in such strict stereotypes because people are not ridged like that. People are complex and breaking them down to a single point of difference ignores a lot about the person.


maybe knowing the origin of the meme helps but it’s still a meme.
All people can miss obvious things, it isn’t a personality type thing.


What does your comment have to do with the Atlantic supply war during WW2? Or is your comment completely unrelated to it?


That’s up to the parents, so I have no feeling one way or the other.
I read that as acoustic and was slightly confused.


You claim to be open source but where is your source code? It looks like the sourceforge are compiled files.
Is your law degree like this meme, missing?
I’m guessing most of us are self-hosting as a hobby, and we can afford to risk a loss of support when a project is abandoned, but businesses don’t have that luxury. That’s why they use proprietary software.
Perhaps an org whose income depends on foss should sponsor those products? Just like they pay big tech for shitty services.


IPv5.
No shock there Fedora is downstream from Red Hat which is owned by IBM.