Just a nerd who migrated from kbin(dot)social.
I mean, the simple solution is to do the same as curl’s dev: If it’s AI, it’s ignored. If it’s a corporation who hasn’t had recent code published in the codebase, it’s ignored. Bugs and vulnerabilities should be human-reported by the community.
That’s the way forward for FOSS - ignore the corps. Then start rebasing on exclusively non-commercial licenses.
Exactly where I was going.
But the ads were working.
So the new one’s name is Robin?
Then I guess we suffer through transparency until there’s a manufacturer who decides to make a thicker cardstock.
I’m not bothering to deny anything. You’ve made your beliefs clear, and there’s no way I could change your mind. You’re concerned with the idea that it could help fascists, and I’m concerned with the idea that it’ll give some Americans productive jobs rather than BS ones. The concerns are not related.
It supports Americans. And I’m an American.
Good, I wish I could find more games like that.
Because I’m American. On the design side, I want to support games from designers who are infected with the same memes (classical definition) as I am. I want to see people who are culturally like me innovate, based on concepts that feel natural to me. I’ve gotten to a point in my life where I’m not interested in trying to figure out what a dev in Germany was thinking in their translated rules.
On the manufacturing side, I believe that we need to support domestic production and industry. I want to see jobs be created for Americans that aren’t just advertising, marketing, and entertaining.
That’s the sad fact, yes. American designers don’t seem to be interested in innovating. I wish I knew why, or what would inspire the majority to do more than Kickstarter grift.
Okay. I’ll stick to games made and manufactured in the USA.
Then I would have some real issues living outside the USA. I believe in using cash, and I probably wouldn’t keep a bank account if I had to go through all that nonsense.
I’ve not had that experience. Most of the places I go to or do business with prefer cash (most even charge for cards now), and my bank doesn’t do that stuff. If they do, I’ll just go to an FCU instead of a bank, since most of them do most of their business in-person.
Oh, I hear you there. I’ve had to give persistent location data to GMaps of all things, because she uses Apple and actually wanted me to get one of those devices just for location.
If my bank ever changes to do that, I would immediately find a different bank. Then again, whenever it’s possible, I do business in cash.
My personal accounts do not use MFA of any kind and very few are tied to external accounts for any form of verification.
I have tried to make the case for Yubikeys a hundred times. It’s officially not in the budget.
If my employer wants me to use MFA, they can provide me the device.
Great, so these people are Dancers?