Wow, seems you didn't read what I posted at all.
Yes, taking away hundreds of hours of work by people contributing to your OPEN SOURCE project is what I call entitlement.
Telling people trying to help to fuck off is pretty shitty, but apparently not in your eyes.
The problem don't seem to be the users, but the dev.m, according to additional context I read.
The dev started out with an open source license, but after seeing other people use the license as intended, he got pissed and closed down the license.
So since now, like on arch, people have to build the old, open source versions, people are now reporting old bugs, which pissed the dev off even more.
So tl;dr: entitled dev wants full control over his open source project, closed down the license and is pissed people are still using the old open source version.
I guess in car-centric America where there's barely a sidewalk it might be suspicious, but here in Europe it's a common thing for youth (or bachelor parties) to do.
Hitting someone with a car is generally seen as a crime, but what if the pedestrian was crossing the highway?
There are many acts that are considered "crimes" that you might not be guilty of considering circumstances.
Dude is right though, doing something does not automatically mean you're guilty.
"Government issued app can be used for anonymous age verification."
Doesn't sound like the most trustworthy statement...
Poweramp is pretty good, although it's not free (maybe there's limited functionality for free, can't remember).
Microsoft is literally buying and pumping shit in the ground to offset carbon produced by their useless AI. It's ridiculous
I'd call every society where the concept of a job still exists a dystopia.
We have the tools to start moving past that, question is how can you bridge the period in between.
Might as well ditch your computer and grab a notebook.
No googly eyes were asked for, yet it added them for some reason.
Proton Pass already has this built in, is there any difference or is this just a standalone version?