It's not stealing when you willingly allow someone to use it however they want. OpenBSD writes: "We want to make available source code that anyone can use for ANY PURPOSE, with no restrictions. We strive to make our software robust and secure, and encourage companies to use whichever pieces they want to." If your goal is to polish something like OpenSSH until it's as good as it can be, the world is better off when robust and secure software spread, also into proprietary systems. When companies use OpenSSH, it does not take away anything from OpenBSD, they are not competitors.
pmk
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You'd never guess if you just met her, she's a 5'2 ballet dancer but she knows everything about various serial killers. People are complex, we have many sides.
I met my girlfriend on IRC, we've been living together for 7 years now. She was trolling people with goatse pics and we started talking about philosophy and poetry etc and then it turned out that she's a super cute canadian girl. This is usually not the story we tell people when they ask how we met.
Idea: what if a community formed where only the people blocked by tesseract could post, just to see what it would be like there?
Where can I find the list? I've been poking around in the source and found some filtering code but I can't find the full list.
It's magic
Is it E2EE?
Iirc, Meddle is a bit like this too.
I think sdf doesn't block, and afaik no one blocks sdf.
Polishing dotfiles is a valid hobby, and can be fun now and then, but when I need to do actual work I reach for my debian laptop.
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As a buttologist, they could have added some contrapposto to create a more dynamic feeling.