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The user could use a web browser to download non-free software. Is that grounds for disabling the ability to download files? (You should have no trouble thinki
by duskwuff 2y ago
The user could use a web browser to download non-free software. Is that grounds for disabling the ability to download files?
(You should have no trouble thinking of a couple more reductio-ad-absurdum examples, like wget, gcc, or a text editor.)
- juunpp 2y agoStrawman, what is absurd is your own reduction. Hopefully you see the difference between running a build/install command that pulls 100+ dependencies from the network that may change any moment without notice versus downloading a standalone software package that is appropriately licensed. (You should have no trouble peering at the depths of your own stupidity.)