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I see that MongoDB has a license, which I'm assuming is similar to the AGPL. Since companies don't want to release all their code, they also provide a Enterprise edition, which probably is under a non-copyleft license. This edition is then paid, so they make money. This also requires all PR contributors to sign a relicensing agreement.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but that's how I'm understanding it currently.

Sorry if I wasn't clear, I meant I personally don't understand to use dual-licensing, and what is does; not how dual-licensing actually does something.

Someone mentioned[0] that this requires contributers to sign some sort of agreement. I did read somewhere that this discourages a lot of possible PRs, but if this is the only way I guess I don't have much choice then (if I want some money, that is).

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39532917

Man, the US copyright system is broken :^(

This stuff is pretty similar to the Hacktoberfest incident. Well intentioned projects/events being misused.

When the stuff was announced, I liked the concept of being able to just like send someone money, sort of like wiring but way easier.

What I didn't like is that only maybe 3 people out of 200 people really knew what was going on. 100 of those people were people screaming that it was good, "haters just gonna hate". 90 of those people are marketing people who use magic words[0] to say that the product is good. And the remaining 7 are clueless investors.

[0]: <https://mourner.github.io/bullshit.js/>

I wholeheartedly agree that the problems Tea mentions do need to be solved, I maintain several large-ish OSS projects; it's not easy, takes a lot of effort.

Unfortunely, anything with crypto kinda just flops. Crypto was a decent idea, but there were too many uneducated people who didn't know what it was, and now it's turned into this dumpster fire.

I think another problem is also how no crypto project actually explains how it helps. Sure, I'm all in if I can earn some money for maintaing my OSS, but how does that work? What are the details? Literally every crypto thing just does some hand-waving and says, "don't worry 'bout it, it'll just work magically, trust me".

I found this while browsing the web a few days ago, exactly what you wanted :O

https://dimden.dev/beautifier/

I think you can also use Discord without an account (sort-of). If you get an invite you can use a temporary account.

From my recent expirenence though, it seems like this feature is a little broken with it requesting email verification.

I didn't see that "xor game" (probably becuase I went on vacation), would you mind linking it for me?

I feel like that Mistral is removing the commitment to OSS from their branding, and their company culture in general.

AFAIK YC startups don't get any more boost on the front page than normal posts.

This is a great game, one question: what does ghost mode do?

There's a lot of web developers, becuase the entire development process of web is much easier compared to other platforms, including setup, debugging, and distributing. Also, with a web app you can access it from several devices, instead of just one.

I can't imagine the black magic they have to do to scrape that data.

I think OP just wants to have map results based off geolocation, not a full-fledged map service.

First time I've heard Windows being more stable than MacOS, haha. I do own a Pro M2, and the experience is alright. My terminal is fine, but I also do get the crashes, and there's a lot of things that just bug me about the system.

Might it be Microsoft Bing's wallpaper[0] app?

[0]: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/bing/bing-wallpaper

Yes, so rather than allowing other browsers to have PWAs with a warning, they instead don't allow anyone to do it.

Allowing so may be insecure, but at least provide a way.

I feel like that maybe Apple's ideas or innovation has begun to run dry. Now they're just trying to milk every single penny before they become a background player.

Obviously, those considerations must be considered. However, as I said, adding a simple confirmation prompt would be plenty enough.

I think what is happening here, is that Apple is going like, "I don't get my market control, you don't get your shiny new features." Other phone platforms allow you to do things, that may be unsafe or insecure, but still plenty useful.

Also, running a PWA really isn't that unsecure/unprivate as visiting a website. They both can access and ask for the same information or permissions. Really not that different.

By your logic that PWAs are unsecure, then should iOS not support rendering webpages due to "security concerns"?

Apple could just say something like, "This app comes from a 3rd party browser engine, and it may not be secure. Are you sure you want to install this app?". Not too much effort, but still keeping the functionality.

Wow, this really explains a lot. Thanks!

I have several sites using Cloudflare, nothing from them yet (I checked Spam too). Just as a security precaution, have you double checked your actual billing email on your dashboard?

Anyways, looks like that one Starbucks incident where someone (probably an intern again) sent out

  Test1 from seank

to all (most?) mobile app users.

I think the solution to this problem would be to have a indicator on your profile that say is green when you can talk, but red or gone when you can't.

This is incorrect.

First of all, GitHub is a service built upon Git. There is no requirement that you need to use GitHub. And there are other options, what you call "hubs", such as GitLab or SourceHut.

Git as a VCS, has the feature to sync with other repositories elsewhere. These can be somewhere else on your computer, someone else's computer, or a server. GitHub happens to be one of those servers.

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edit: if this was sarcasm, mb

XML is such a versatile format, and I wished it was used so much more. It doesn't have exactly the cleanest syntax, but it would be so much better than JSON in some of the cases I've seen. Especially when you are transfering document-type data. Why use JSON to represent rich text, when XML is infinitely better?

> What does the const line do ?

To declare variables?

> The best thing however is that it's not suppported by Google

That's the case with many things like zx.

Yes, but this isn't made for general scripting. This project seems to be aimed at JavaScript projects, for example calling zx from package.json/scripts/start

If I had a JavaScript project, and I wanted to migrate my scripts away from Bash, I wouldn't pick Python. Not only would it be another language, I would also have to configure Python to run correctly, ie add it to my Docker image.

Simply installing another NPM package, rather than include an entire other language is a much better and simpler solution.

water.css[0] and pico.css[1] are some of my favorite classless css libraries.

There's a full list of them here: https://github.com/dbohdan/classless-css

[0]: https://watercss.kognise.dev/ [1]: https://picocss.com/