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It will get replaced by a proprietary protocol/paid service from each Azure, Cloudflare, Google, AWS, ...
The rest of us will be S.O.L.
Can't you just program it such that you do not use the keys you find unnecessary? Perhaps even remove the switches?
All my photos are managed using Digikam and developed using Darktable. They are also visualized via immich, but immich only has access via a read-only mountpoint.
Everything is hosted locally of course.
I don't think the analogy is good. You might be better off replacing Linus with Apple and Linux with macOS. In that case, I would definitely think Apple should be held liable if an update to macOS bricks some hardware in a Mac.
But with Linux, it is different: You do not have a business relationship with Linus.
Sure, if you bought your Linux distribution from, say Red Hat, and it bricks your server, I think you might have a good case against Red Hat(IBM).
I hate the fact that I am not able to self-host Firefox Sync.
Yes it is
Indeed this has happened in Denmark already where for example DBA (Danish version of ebay) started soft-mandating MitID verification. Soon to be actually mandatory.
I am curious. Why do you think calling it telecommuting would have made any significant difference? And what difference would it have made? Where do you imagine we would be today if more people referred to it with that word?