throwaway838112

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   by throwaway838112 10mo ago

   No, most large orgs do not need it.
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   by throwaway838112 10mo ago

   hear hear!
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   by throwaway838112 10mo ago

   You do not need kubernetes
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   by throwaway838112 10mo ago

   Not only that, but the owners of big companies are actively lobbying to pay even less taxes. They are ideologically opposed to supporting public benefit projects.
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   by throwaway838112 10mo ago

   Greed.
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   by throwaway838112 10mo ago

   They would rather downvote you than giving away $100
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   by throwaway838112 10mo ago

   It's written clearly: > Let it fail and see what happens.
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   by throwaway838112 10mo ago

   Doing that punishes people who donated.
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   by throwaway838112 10mo ago

   ...or pay Free Software with tax money.
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    by throwaway838112 10mo ago

    > Do you really think Peter Thiel is so poorly read that he doesn't understand the difference between socialism and communism? That's not what I wrote and not what parent poster wrote.
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    by throwaway838112 10mo ago

    Companies do worse than bleeding of the commons: lock down weak-licensed software and lock in users and devices. It totally reduces users ability to benefit from FOSS and reduces funding for developers.
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    by throwaway838112 10mo ago

    Unsurprising
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    by throwaway838112 10mo ago

    It is definitely meant to provide an alternative to JS, obviously