twiddo

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by twiddo 9y ago
I thought they had plans to deprecate the build flag in a later version, but can't find verification.
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by twiddo 9y ago
The thing I hated most about my automotive purchase was the nav. I'm not sure any built-in, eventual bit-rotten nav would be any better though. On the one hand, we can't even get manufacturers of our phones to keep the software on
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by twiddo 9y ago
I'm afraid of this becoming the status quo. Everything is going to be a binary blob that you either download and run or you don't. It's really shortsighted to say "if Hollywood doesn't get DRM, you won't get Ne
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by twiddo 9y ago
> You're still assuming, contrary to all fact and common sense, that either the copyright license or the implicit patent license are affected in any way by what happens to the explicit patent license. Why would it be unreasonable to
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by twiddo 9y ago
This is not an appropriate vector to 'fix' patent law. If you want to fix software patents, it should happen across the board and not by companies selectively weaponizing their projects and polluting the whole ecosystem in the vei
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by twiddo 9y ago
Suing Facebook for an unrelated patent will make any software you use that may only work with ANY Facebook patented works useless. It doesn't discriminate to this project. They retain first strike however, so all the people saying this
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by twiddo 9y ago
The PATENTS file refers to all patents granted to you by Facebook in any project, not just in React (or any of the other files containing the PATENTS file). I think it's scoped a lot more broadly than you seem to imply.