His computer is going to explode!

So true

Guix!

Okay i’ll cheat with Guix then

The only difference is that BSD defends a bit more the owner rights. Either of them defends the software or its users.

What in the cursed hell is this

That’s my polish girlfriend!!! She writes me a lot, she must love me. This cannot be!

Making HL3 only GNU/Linux exclusive would be the gigachadest thing ever done. Well even better than exclusivity. Make the game playable on windows but only with a downgrade in performance or need of emulation, like the whole industry has made with GNU/Linux.

This is why python has to be putdown

Let’s play coin flip!

Even pimps adapt to modern times hahahah

An elephant!

Ayo, it’s just another bombtrack!!

I mean if you have the entire source then you have everything to reproduce the program. Finding a malicious part does not only depend on the source but on the inspector, that is true.

But anyways having the entire code and not just the part that a company feels they may share is better anyways. Even if it’s literally malware.

The free software community users depend on the community in order to detect malicious code. But at least there’s a source code way of doing so.

If I tell you that this building has a structural deformation, having the possibility of accesing the architect blueprints and list of materials is better than just being able to go inside the building and try to search for it, no?

If they afterwards released it under a Free (Libre) Software licence then it’s fine. The licence itself prohibites against any obfuscation or combination of obfuscated code with libre one. If you have the entire code, not just some part, as most companies do when go Open Source (not free software), then you don’t have to worry about unknown behavior because everything is in the source.

A furry recommending shit? Nah I’ll do the opposite.

When do they stop selling user data? Next patch?

Go free (libre) software

Yeah AGPLv3 is the best if it’s going to be hosted as a service. Which a lot of web services do. Good point.

Ladybird is licences under BSD-clause 2. Which allows privatization of the code.

IMO a web browser should be GPLv3, specially to not allow DRM bullshit in the browser.