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by bsnnkv 4mo ago
komorebi mentioned!
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by bsnnkv 7mo ago
Pretty much this. Wild that you can traverse most of China in affordable high speed trains, yet the Amtrak from Seattle to Portland barely crawls along and has to regularly stop for long periods of time because the tracks get too hot in the
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by bsnnkv 7mo ago
Yep, this kind of attitude is even more reason to reject the broken status quo.
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by bsnnkv 8mo ago
And this is why all new projects by independent developers should seriously consider using a post-open source license before defaulting to corporate-friendly/corporate-first OSI licenses
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by bsnnkv 8mo ago
> any time someone says something is post-$thing it means what they are doing is in dialogue with and in response to $thing. “we were doing that before $thing” no, you can’t be in dialogue with something that hasn’t happened yet. > th
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by bsnnkv 8mo ago
Relevant articles are here - https://lgug2z.com/articles/normalize-identifying-corporate-... - https://lgug2z.com/articles/i-started-identifying-corporate-... The post-open source space is indeed
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User Guide for Elite, the Tool Palantir Made for ICE(404media.co)
2 points by bsnnkv 8mo ago|0 comments
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by bsnnkv 8mo ago
> created: 46 days ago Checks out
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by bsnnkv 8mo ago
> Giving something away for free and then whining that people use it for free confuses me. I mean, what did you think would happen? Such a weird thing to reply to someone who very publicly disavows the use of open source licensing for in
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by bsnnkv 8mo ago
> If you don't want to give your software away for free, don't give your software away for free. I don't, and I spend a lot of my time and efforts encouraging others not to, and doing the work to prove out alternative mode
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by bsnnkv 8mo ago
Not a great take. Corporations who use and benefit from software should be made to pay for their use of that software, but they don't want to, which is why they'll happily spend money promoting the use of corporate-friendly and ma
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Komorebi Financial Breakdown for 2025(lgug2z.com)
1 points by bsnnkv 8mo ago|0 comments
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by bsnnkv 9mo ago
I'm a fan of this. My own projects on GitHub have an action[1] which autocloses and autolocks any opened issues until they have been reviewed and accepted by me, and I only consider feature requests from sponsors. The real miss here is
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by bsnnkv 9mo ago
Nice to see some more interesting use of this kind of educational source licensing
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by bsnnkv 9mo ago
The experiment is end-user mediated wealth redistribution from large corporations by leveraging reimbursement mechanisms, and so far I'm content with the results
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by bsnnkv 9mo ago
Not consistently, but there have been a few months this year where I have hit $500 selling individual commercial use licenses for my tiling window manager[1] https://lgug2z.com/software/komorebi
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by bsnnkv 9mo ago
I also think this naming is misleading - there is a very clear association with "bare metal", which is not what is being offered here
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by bsnnkv 10mo ago
Fwiw I think this is the right approach. The trade-off between stability across OS updates vs tracking performance is a no-brainer for me - the absolute last thing that I would want is a deluge of bug reports with no other information than
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by bsnnkv 10mo ago
Took a look at this and it feels like it is implemented using public macOS frameworks so it shouldn't break between macOS updates My guess is that kAXWindowMovedNotification, kAXWindowResizedNotification, kAXMainWindowChangedNotificati
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by bsnnkv 10mo ago
It's very sad that none of these Linux DEs expose APIs for customization in anything other than JavaScript - I would love to be able to build on Gnome or KDE with something equivalent to windows-rs or objc2
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by bsnnkv 10mo ago
I'd love to read more wherever this came from if you could link the source
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by bsnnkv 10mo ago
Great to see more projects not opting into licenses which permit megacorp exploitation by default
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by bsnnkv 10mo ago
Would love to see someone running this theme + a tiling window manager!
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Version Control External Content Referenced in Your Blog(lgug2z.com)
3 points by bsnnkv 10mo ago|0 comments
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by bsnnkv 11mo ago
On another discussion forum I saw someone posted[1] the results of running shellcheck against the bash scripts that make up Omarchy: λ omarchy master Ɇ » shellcheck -f checkstyle bin/* **/*.sh | grep error | wc -l 451
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by bsnnkv 11mo ago
"While corporations were once opposed to this model of software licensing, fearing the reduction of the Exchange-Value of their own products as a side effect of its widespread adoption, they ultimately realized that this software licen
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by bsnnkv 11mo ago
The Accessibility framework is not what I would call a "hack" personally. It was quite well thought out and fully featured I've spent the last month working on something similar in Rust with various macOS framework bindings a
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by bsnnkv 11mo ago
komorebi is coming to macOS[1] soon :) [1]: https://youtu.be/u3eJcsa_MJk?si=UnHjFXBsWir4QiTz
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by bsnnkv 11mo ago
Maybe we can solve the "free" vs "libre" vs "open" debate first
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by bsnnkv 11mo ago
> subtlying implying that open-source is old and past it It's really not that deep; U2 and Mogwai exist in the same timeline, in the same shared canon of contemporary music. > It's a pre-open source license This statement is

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