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by abofh 5y ago
Who authorized the code to run?
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by abofh 5y ago
They did consider it thousands of time, they just didn't supervise what their worker agreed to
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by abofh 5y ago
You.. Ran... Their.. Code.. How anyone can think they're entitled to assume how it should run is ignorance sufficient to shred what remains of my humanity. He didn't demand you give him money, he said if you ran his code, it will
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by abofh 5y ago
You were free to give author money the moment you used his code, why are you worrying about the license - you can copy, modify and maintain a version that pays you. You just have to, you know, work
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by abofh 5y ago
Not a license issue: you ran the code. I can give you the software for free, if it makes transfers to my account, it doesn't matter if you pirates it.
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by abofh 5y ago
Sudo Rm -rf / Running that without a proper license may cause unexpected behavior, contact me to obtain a license. If you are a licensed user, it will likely render your system inoperable. What law did I just break?
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by abofh 5y ago
You buying software with a revshare agreement 100% does.. You operate in the us? You pay the irs. You operate in Brazil, you pay them. The price was disclosed, optional and entered into freely. Dude is buying his lawyer a boat if he wants
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by abofh 5y ago
And ionic is now on the list of "companies that operate at the whim of one person and should not be relied on for revenue" Harder to fit in your business card, I'm sure, but hey, you've earned it!
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by abofh 5y ago
Were you charged to download or use it?
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by abofh 5y ago
There is no indication that anyone was charged to use the software- it was the software that charged them
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by abofh 5y ago
You didn't pay your vendor for a year and they noticed
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by abofh 5y ago
You posting on this website is a thing it totally matches, it's just the value proposition keeping you from big VC bucks
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by abofh 5y ago
You are not wrong. I generally sell as a mercenary, and prefer it that way - I've been doing this longer than some of my managers have been alive. I'm paid just as well if they want to "pair program" or jira the whole
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by abofh 5y ago
Won't discuss publicly, but I'd say : worth doing, but leave your stuff in storage for two years -- the appliances won't work here anyhow. Seek out communities (meetup, etc), and if you're doing it for a startup, you&#x2
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by abofh 5y ago
You are correct, but much like banking and other industries, as information becomes more discoverable, negotiations tend to balance more towards... Equitable? I have three contracts that drive the bulk of my revenue right now. I have a few
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by abofh 5y ago
'ls -i'
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by abofh 5y ago
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that your business isn't doing well.
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by abofh 5y ago
If I throttle your car to 5mph, is the distance it travels unlimited? Bandwidth is the same, if you set a speed limit, you are also setting a distance limit.
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by abofh 5y ago
Unpleasantly ad-laden. Good value in the site, but it literally blocked content trying to sell me stuff I wouldn't buy from a company I don't trust.
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by abofh 6y ago
And telephones are for phone conversations, not squealy modems! Use an ISDN line like god intended!
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by abofh 6y ago
I hope whoever it is donates it all to one of those groups that buys and forgives medical debt
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by abofh 6y ago
Correct, the rulings to date have generally involved cookies, but it's the act, not the tool.
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by abofh 6y ago
Counters are not pii
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by abofh 6y ago
Google. Saved you a click.
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by abofh 6y ago
How often are you calling support? The only time I've needed them was when I was locked out of the admin account, and there was no way to reach a human.
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by abofh 6y ago
The problem is the implicit guarantee: - Step 3: pip update && install X - Step 4: run step-tool - Step 5: pip update && install Y <build failure> To be clear, I'm sure all these things can be solved by a complex
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by abofh 6y ago
Yes, if you have constant inputs, it will produce mostly constant outputs (timestamps, etc). But once you start getting time differential and caching, you run into... if not bugs, faults - your cached image came from a month ago, apt is now
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by abofh 6y ago
It benefits Google in a number of ways - amp pages being the biggest one. It benefits nobody else as best I can tell, as it further obfuscates technology from the user
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by abofh 6y ago
... it's the most significant part of the lookup.
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by abofh 6y ago
Pepsi's typo didn't cause 32B of loss to them, but by some measure, there was a tiny, brief window where the country thought it was 32B richer. And this was before the extensive use of the internet, so it probably took weeks for

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