That's like the opposite of a burger place I went to that advertised themselves as "cheaper than food".

Ive done a few of those, but they were all preparatory refractors, pulling out bits of code to turn them into standalone functions that are only used once because my next PR uses them, and then adding unit tests for those new functions. -100 or so lines of code, +300 or so when you take into account the new docstrings, etc.

(The secret to doing these preparatory refractors is to actually do them after writing the "next" PR so you're not unnecessarily refactoring stuff you're going to touch.)

Consider: Canonical developed and released new tools made in-house this year. They're GPLv3 licensed.

Dat hourglass figure

Imagine if we had to move it around in such large quantities that there were thousands of kilometres of unwatched pipelines just out there, potentially leaking.

He wants everyone to become ~~prompt engineers~~ sloperators.

$700M in free buses means better access to jobs and services, which has tangible economic benefits and results in tax money coming back to the government.

I... Err... I mean bus bad car good!

I have mixed feelings here. I legitimately paid ($1, once, a decade ago) for a calculator app and feel it was a great value (I still prefer it to this day). But then again the free version was fine too and the one-time payment was essentially a donation to the developer for a great app that unlocked... Themes...

That's a left arm

I believe the common terms now are "domme" and "sub"