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by tpush 3y ago
I don't see how that is equivalent to what Red Hat is doing. They never restrict your freedom 4 with their EULA. Only availability of future binaries. All already received binaries have their licenses intact and unrestricted, even if y
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by tpush 3y ago
Monetization of open source only really works if a) the non-commercial usage is restricted, so there's a reason to buy a commercial license, and b) The copyright is assigned to a singular person or entity so there's no confusion a
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by tpush 3y ago
Red Hat does all that and beyond pretty much better than any other companies out there.
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by tpush 3y ago
That comparison doesn't work in exactly the way that illustrates Red Hat's compliance with the GPL. Yes, if the consequence of excercising freedom is death(or imprisonment) then you aren't actually free, because killing (or
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by tpush 3y ago
That's not the consensus and "minimal" compliance is not a thing.
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by tpush 3y ago
What is the use case for needing to test stuff in RHEL that isn't an Enterprise App where you want/need to buy a license anyway? Like, why do you care about RHEL at all in a way that isn't covered by CentOS Stream?
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by tpush 3y ago
Red Hat supplies the source to everyone their distributing the binaries to, no violation here.
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by tpush 3y ago
Why not just test your stuff on CentOS Stream or even just Fedora? RHEL is for big business having bespoke applications; unless you need the stability nobody expects normal open source devs to make RHEL their testbed.
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by tpush 3y ago
No it cannot. On one side your Red Hat: - takes non commercial open source and does integration and sells support. Also contributes to a megaton of open source projects across all layers of Linux. The other you have the rebuilds: - take Red
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by tpush 3y ago
Red Hat's EULA does not violate the GPL and what Oracle does is obviously wrong, it's parasitic and in the long term will kill RHEL (and thus also Oracle's version).
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by tpush 3y ago
This is a total nothing burger with a terrible headline. Google is just deprecating AOSP Apps that neither them nor anyone else is using. There are plenty of better FOSS alternatives than what's in AOSP.
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Accent Colors: A Proposal for Gnome(cassidyjames.com)
1 points by tpush 3y ago|0 comments
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Red Hat and the Clone Wars(dissociatedpress.net)
1 points by tpush 3y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 3y ago
And another comment section full of people who don't understand the GPL but are very confident about their wrong takes.
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Evolving Accessibility(blog.gtk.org)
1 points by tpush 3y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 3y ago
I don't understand why your particular experience matters in this argument. There are billions of people using Android phones, from little kids to grandmas. Essentially none of these people know what the word sysadmin even means. Why d
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by tpush 3y ago
What? You don't need to sysadmin an Android phone anymore than an iphone while still being able to install anything you want to.
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You are not mad at Flatpak(blogs.gnome.org)
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by tpush 3y ago
Salt is definitely commonly supplemented with fluoride, say least in Germany.
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by tpush 3y ago
> Eskimos eat pure meat and fat from these animals and they never get heart disease.. That is probably more of a myth than anything [0]. "The evidence for a low mortality from IHD among the Inuit is fragile and rests on unreliable m
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by tpush 4y ago
Health wise margarine's much better for you than butter, that's pretty uncontroversial. Partially hydrogenated margarines contain trans fats which are terrible for you, but they've been off the shelves for literal decades now
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by tpush 4y ago
> And those are cheered on because those codes are fashionable. Which ones?
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by tpush 4y ago
The consequences of allowing that is seen in the other responses to the GP: lots of useless fluff comments. So yes, please leave that stuff on reddit.
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by tpush 4y ago
To dampen the media and consequent HN frenzy, here's [0] a substantive analysis on the recent Erythritol paper and why people should be cautious of some of the headlines run by the media. [0] https://kcklatt.substack.com&#x2
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by tpush 4y ago
What kind of weird question is that? They're different things, obviously not everyone is going to like the same thing.
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by tpush 4y ago
What's the best mobile app made with Qt?
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by tpush 4y ago
> If I get pulled over in a Bentley with an expired sticker, I pay the same price as someone in a Kia. In the US, sure. The people advocating for a proportional fine in the LDS case presumably would argue for a proportional one in your e
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by tpush 4y ago
What is "actual value"?
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by tpush 4y ago
Well, the point is that you can make almost every library a network service if your want to. Anytime a vendor sees a GPL3 library, all they have to do is make a network service out of it and the GPL3 license is powerless. So AGPL3 as the de
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by tpush 4y ago
Wow, this and your other comments on this thread are disgusting. This whole article's comment section is truly fucking awful.

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