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I don't think they even see it as their responsibility, more, "If he wanted money, he should have charged for his software".
by lenerdenator 9mo ago
I don't think they even see it as their responsibility, more, "If he wanted money, he should have charged for his software".
- JuniperMesos 9mo agoIf he actually did charge money someone else would've written an implementation of sudo to solve their own needs and avoid the overhead of transacting with a random developer.
- snvzz 9mo agoAnd then "If he wanted money, he should have charged for his software" would apply to that someone.
- Grimblewald 9mo agoAnd in such a system, before long, we have an ecosystem that resembles the venereal disease masequaraing as an addon store we see in wordpress.
- _fizz_buzz_ 9mo ago"Your 3 months sudo trial is expiring. Would you like to sign up for sudo-pro (best for hobbiest and small teams), sudo-business (up to 100 users) or sudo-enterprise (reach out for a quote)"
- lenerdenator 9mo agoNightmarish, isn't it? But that's how the higher-ups at places like IBM and Oracle see the world. And these people are free to roam the streets unfettered. Hardly seems right.
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