oafitupa

That's what we do with Composer, we set the minimum PHP version.

It was really there because it generated a lot of wealth, eg: Windows 8 (if you think it has any value heheh). In the hands of the poor, the company got destroyed and it won't produce any more windows.

I'm just saying the answer is not "basically yes" as the comment I replied to said. Unless you are a US citizen (even if you don't live in the US), where yes, the answer is always "yes, you have to pay".

If you are a US citizen or live in the US, where you pay taxes for breathing.

Miners will go where profit is, and Satoshi knew this. Satoshi also predicted ASICs, so none of this is a surprise. You are just repeating the same nonsense as every copycoin holder.

Creative Commons are not supposed to be used for code, they say that themselves.

"Free" for what? You need a license because you want to know exactly what you can and can't do, especially if you are a company. And it better be a well known license, that has stood in trial.

The worst thing that can happen is going to jail or having to repair whatever damage they claim you have caused. Though it's very unlikely in your case and for this library.

No license is bad. If code (or any other IP) has no license, it's fully protected by default and you can't use it safely.

Euros or dinars, or anything that looks less of a ponzi scheme than the USD.

What will the CIA be able to do? What I said, overthrow their democratically elected leader, create terrorist groups, etc:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_Iranian_coup_d%27%C3%A9ta...

You might also have heard of Libya...?

"oil tends to be priced in dollars internationally"

And when that doesn't happen, suddenly they have the CIA overthrowing their leader, creating terrorists groups for false-flag operations, the US government spreading lies about WMDs, and then the entire army can go and fight the illegal (by international laws) war on terror.

There should be a war on ignorance, so that we don't have to read comments like yours anymore.

And?

I never thought of that, brilliant.