AntiImperialis4

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   by AntiImperialis4 6y ago

   That doesn't protect you against violating someone else's license. If you never make it opensource, nobody has to know.
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   by AntiImperialis4 6y ago

   Definitely don't. Nothing good will come to you from it. You abandoned it for a reason and only people who'll benefit from it are other people. That would be fine if it was not at your expense. Someone may look at the source code
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   by AntiImperialis4 6y ago

   If you're a startup, there is no way you will move fast if you don't incur tech debt. Why is it seen as a bad thing? It should be a given. Once you know that your company is there to stay, you hire experienced people and create a
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   by AntiImperialis4 6y ago

   Yes, I did read the whole thread. Nobody is stopping one from voluntarily donating to a non-profit or for-profit organization, or being involved in one for that matter. In Europe, most people don't work 3 jobs because either it's
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   by AntiImperialis4 6y ago

   You can't. It could actually be a paid shill or a customer who really bought into the marketing or a troll. It's best if you seek another alternative.
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   by AntiImperialis4 6y ago

   DO compare it and see how much one can end up saving in a given time in the US, even after paying for healthcare, education etc.
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   by AntiImperialis4 6y ago

   Don't you need to find some setting buried somewhere deep to enable installing dmgs now?