Yes, how can Mozilla possibly fund the development and maintenance of a derivative when they're so strapped for cash that the CEO makes $7,000,000 USD a year and after firing hundreds of developers.
Cry me a river, I have no sympathies.
Cry me a river, I have no sympathies.
Even if you keep all that lean, you now created a giant cost center with no additional revenue.
It's an artificial financial burden imposed by Apple, and there is not even a decent argument for it.
>Apple takes EU specific actions to satisfy EU specific regulations
Is that an indecent argument? I'm probably among the last people to defend Apple, but the only problem I'm seeing here is Mozilla complaining they can't keep paying their CEO $7,000,000.00 USD if they have to hire more developers.
Their complaint seems legitimate, to me. I think you're throwing around ad-hominem to discredit a valid argument.
That pays well? That's an indecent salary. I'm sure many people would love to have that position for a fraction of it, and they would not do a worse job.
And that's only the CEO, not all the employees.