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There is at least 1 LGPL dependency in there which renders the license void. If you include LGPL, your software is LGPL.

This is a cry for sum types.

Couple of years for a western enterprise maybe, but in the east, things move fast. Really fast.

Not directly, but enough to write once every hour for more than a year!

"Be defence forces of (checks profile) one-of-the-five nation states" is not a standard of negotiation requirement I deem attainable for just about anyone that isn't one of the five or EU the union.

lower-powered x86 has little chance anymore. In 10 years from now, just about every portable system will be ARM-like.

Doesn't mean it will get honoured. You will be offered the opportunity to remove a few specific comments/posts at most.

No one cares about a race without a horse in it.

Claims about "all" are not useful and a distraction from useful understanding of human behaviour. People, like any animal, as a rule, act largely on self-interest. That is with a broad definition of self that includes family --specially offsprings, and larger "identities" like clan, village, city, country, race, creed, religion, and so on.

Yes, not a snowflake for sure, but as you say "people don't all vote purely on self-interest" but most do.

Exceptio probat regulam.

Tasmania tried doing that with smoking and it kind of didn't go through due to technicalities.

https://www.smokefreetasmania.com/new-law/

Voting rights should be proportional to remaining quality-adjusted life years remaining based on life expectancy.

I am joking of course, but there is something to ponder about the growing number of childless people over 40 voting with little concern for the long term.

There is a few options, for example Ocaml, Swift, Erlang, and so on.

http://ocamlverse.net/content/systems_programming.html

https://www.swift.org/blog/embedded-swift-examples/

https://www.erlang.org/doc/system/embedded.html

On this topic, similar to Wine, there is also Darling which brings Darwin to Linux.

https://github.com/darlinghq/darling

McDonalds provides the largest network of public toilets in the world. It is no small thing.

If you find this interesting, you might also wanna suss out https://rescript-lang.org/

It is a shame that Bloomberg and Facebook made the whole situation pretty confusing though, but still, it is a nice idea.

That is as good as saying "stop using Google" when it is everywhere on the web.

But CSS is adding new features every day and sunrise again should be the sign that it is a poor abstraction.

At some point, we really have to kill CSS.

Are you joking? How is here is an extreme case of X doesn't relate to an extreme case of -X?

> you are to blame for your attack succeeding?

Morally? A bit grey, but often when you dig into the details for the cases of businesses unlike individuals, it is a resounding "Yes".

Legally? Depends on the jurisdiction I suppose.

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2022/oct/22/austr...

https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/uk-gdpr-guidance-and-re...

This is for data breaches, but similar laws exists for all sort of conduct related to negligence in securing and adequately protecting privacy, safety, health, and so on.

It is a must read in my opinion.

Having seen so many waste away their time chasing the dream without little knowhow, I can't recommend this book enough.

The readme is much better, but generally, this kind of CAD is a bit like OpenGL, very few primitives to create crazy staff.

Also, it is written in Haskell, so maybe there is finally some other useful project in Haskell other than the Haskell Compiler, as the joke goes.

https://github.com/Haskell-Things/ImplicitCAD

This looks a lot like FocusWriter which is much more lightweight and doesn't depend on electron, so it is only about 6 MB instead of 60 MB.

https://gottcode.org/focuswriter/

ImplicitCad is a competing project which I think is a lot more robust.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41545100

You can't agree to something that wasn't even conceived at the time. Maybe it is "legal" by the letter of the law but it is hard to argue that it is inline with the spirit of the law.

> reproduction doesn't usually happen unless you go to extra lengths to make it.

And who is to say that people who want to copy your code without adhering to your license terms or pay won't go to extra lengths? or am I missing something here?

The MPV of images for linux is IMV: https://sr.ht/~exec64/imv/

I should have mentioned this in the comments, that is exactly my point. It seems like "AI" at work here.