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Just like open-source doesn't come with warranties from the creator, it also doesn't come with obligations to the end user other than to abide by the license.
by joepie91_ 11y ago
Just like open-source doesn't come with warranties from the creator, it also doesn't come with obligations to the end user other than to abide by the license.
- toomuchtodo 11y agoYou use Homebrew. In return, you send anonymous stats to save the developers time. If you'd prefer not to, set the env var or stop using Homebrew. Alternatively, fork it, take out the modifications, and run your own version of Homebrew. But that takes time, and effort; that same time and effort homebrew devs are trying to save with a feature. Why is your time as a user valuable but the Homebrew dev's time not?