Seems like a good day to remind people that blaming tools that have been maintained by underpaid devs or volunteers or with little to no support for decades - or worse, blaming those underpaid devs or volunteers - without assigning any responsibility or culpability whatsoever to the negligence of companies that have made millions or billions or hundreds of billions of dollars off the backs of those underpaid devs or volunteers' work is picking a side.
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in reply to mhoye but seasonally spooky
@mhoye but seasonally spooky I don't blame anyone, I stick to open source and if I don't like something I either fix it, join a group of others with similar inclinations and help fix it, or accept that you get what you paid for and live with it.

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