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Irrelevant. The question you should ask instead is: how many of those things will still be in use in 15 years.
Irrelevant. The question you should ask instead is: how many of those things will still be in use in 15 years.
Maybe you should organise a community run ISP instead?
They’re quite common where I live, although I don’t use one myself. I still only pay 400sek for unlimited 500/500.
That’s quite an accusation. Can you elaborate further on that please.
You mean you think I’m being derisive? I think it’s important to remind people that not every open source dev shares their priorities, or indeed any interest whatsoever in whether other people use their code.
This whole post is filled with a really disappointing amount of entitlement and lack of self-awareness.
There’s an awful lot of comments in this post from people complaining that developers aren’t making their projects attractive and user friendly enough, or the READMEs descriptive enough.
Can I just say, as a developer with some open source projects on github, I don’t care; you’re not my intended audience.
It’s not really a very impressive feat to know literally the most basic fact about communism.