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Obfuscation adds an inconvenience barrier: you get the code for free (of course, because you can't be stopped), but you don't get nice, maintainable, well-writt
by swolchok 18y ago
Obfuscation adds an inconvenience barrier: you get the code for free (of course, because you can't be stopped), but you don't get nice, maintainable, well-written code for free.
- jodrellblank 18y agoYou get the code without charge, but you don't get it with (legal, licensed) freedom to tinker with it, which is RMS's ongoing concern.