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I would rather have transparency and portability (from having access to the source code) than quality code (you would be surprised how many project are written
by 0dayz 4y ago
I would rather have transparency and portability (from having access to the source code) than quality code (you would be surprised how many project are written in extremely bad quality).
- mschuster91 4y agoThe thing is, we already have transparency and portability, and yet it is effectively useless because the code is in such crap quality that it is completely infeasible to do any serious work with it, and because bootloader security makes third party development very difficult to outright impossible (not to mention fourth parties like banks, games or DRM punishing you for exercising your rights by cutting off your service).