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Are you really a hacker if you haven't soldered you CPU and RAM yourself? Is your electricity coming from a OSS treadmill? I question your dedication.
by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Are you really a hacker if you haven't soldered you CPU and RAM yourself? Is your electricity coming from a OSS treadmill? I question your dedication.
- sneak 2y agoNot remotely the same, false equivalence. I don’t regularly need to add CPU instructions; I do regularly need to amend my tools.
- sksrbWgbfK 2y agoYet you deny this freedom to your own users (as seen in a AGPL thread in 2021). Interesting.
- sneak 2y agoUsers of a service provided by software running on someone else’s computer and users of software that runs on their own computer are not remotely (no pun intended) the same thing. The AGPL is plainly a nonfree license. @marcan has documented the other nonsensical requirements it has and how complying with it as written is basically impossible even if you want and intend to. It was created by anticapitalist zealots who want to conflate use and modification of software (a solo activity) to consumption of a service (an activity that involves others). It fails both logically and legally. The fact that people regard the AGPL as a free software license is insane to me. It reduces your rights if you plug an ethernet cable in. It’s insane.