trevor

This is a bit pendantic, but GitHub's TOS allows users to fork your public repositories, regardless of its license.

You couldn't modify the new code under the dipshit license, but you can do whatever you want to the slightly older code under the good license.

Pascal is the man ❤️

The trusted publishing is really cool, but all I want is the ability to publish crates without needing to link an OIDC account (like GitHub). I have so many crates that I don't publish because I hate mixing accounts/identities like that.

The owning class is the only minority group that does you any harm.

Same. If most of my games stopped working, I would be very annoyed, especially because it was entirely preventable.

Thankfully, the Fedora project and community agree.

No. Valve (the biggest offender) will have to make native 64-bit Steam before then, as will the remaining holdouts, so Linux distros will be able to remove 32-bit packages in a timely manner.

Removing then now will break too much to be worth doing.

Nooooo. I have to reduce veganism to a dietary preference instead of a rights movement so it's easier to dismiss it because a vegan was annoying or whatever one time!

quineposting

The grown-ups that run Fedora and the community are overwhelmingly against this very bad proposal, so I don't think the reich-wing creep's toy project is going to replace the official XServer implementation any time soon.

This probably has a lot to do with the new DOA XServer fork being "anti-DEI" (pro-discrimination). When these slimy shitweasels go out and vice signal about how bigoted they are, they congregate around it and form a new harassment campagin because they have no life.

Sorry you're getting harassed. I hope you can take solace in the fact that these little pissbabies lead miserable lives.

If you are in the US, ROMs aren't illegal either. You're just required to rip them from a cartridge/disc you acquired legally (including second-hand purchases) and you can't distribute it to others. It's the latter part that makes it illegal (but not at all immoral). If you wanna do that last part, god bless. Fuck these companies.

I swear "review bombing" has to be an astroturfed term to delegitimize criticism when companies do shitty things.

It shifts the blame from the companies doing a shit thing (lacing their game with DRM/anti-cheat malware, making them run like shit unless you enable AI slop upscaling, shoveling AI """art""" assets, MTX, etc.) to the customers that are rightly mad about the shit thing.