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It's funny how those authors get defensive when someone duplicates their work. Yet at the same time most of them demand from developers to release their softwar
by kybernetyk 10y ago
It's funny how those authors get defensive when someone duplicates their work. Yet at the same time most of them demand from developers to release their software as free (both beer and freedom - but it's mostly about the beer) open source and shame devs when they try to go the commercial route.
But I guess babbling into a camera for a few hours if far more protection-worthy than months of programming. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- raesene9 10y agoDo you have any evidence that the particular person in this article (Troy Hunt) undertakes this kind of behaviour? What makes you think that he does find programming content unworthy of payment?
- eropple 10y ago"Those authors"? There's only one author here. Can you point to where Troy Hunt "demands" that developers "release their software as free"? Or is this just you inventing a group of people, assigning a universal opinion to them, and going ham on them because of it? I'm pretty sure it's that one.
- facetube 10y agoWhen did those authors do that?