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>which makes sense since everyone benefits from open source code. Companies (and people in general the last 30 years) have not concerned themselves with doing
by bsphil 15y ago
>which makes sense since everyone benefits from open source code.
Companies (and people in general the last 30 years) have not concerned themselves with doing things to benefit everyone. I'm sure open sourcing code would be better overall, but I don't see that happening with most major software.
- DaveMebs 15y agoCorporations are legally required to act in the best interest of their shareholders. If something benefits the company at the expense of humanity, they are required to act against the best interests of humanity.