Nobody pays for open source. We can force them to.
Free wins the code game, but the supply game is won by whoever is the default, and defaults can charge.
the people who run the meter pay the people who make the thing worth metering.
Nobody pays for open source. We can force them to.
Free wins the code game, but the supply game is won by whoever is the default, and defaults can charge.
the people who run the meter pay the people who make the thing worth metering.
I Am a Flat-Rate Monthly Responsibility Service
There’s no prestige in being an active contributor to an open-source community anymore because you are just a meat proxy for the Borg. Make sure your docs are formatted for them!
Nothing was mastered. Their passion for solving the problem didn't push them through the hard part. They had an errant thought, manifested it into reality, and are now showing it to me. It's exactly like a coworker cornering you in the breakroom to tell you about a dream they had. You have to nod, but you are dead inside.
I am a flat-rate monthly responsibility service that agrees to assume full liability for the output of the robot. I am the human face with a pulse who can be lectured about why something did or didn't work. I will apologize. I will attempt to fix it. I will take the blame.