https://en.wikipedia.org/...

Yeah, I just finally updated the last remaining servers to bookworm this weekend, so a next release is probably coming soon. Proven by earlier experiences

I'm sorry Dave

Willen de ambtenaren dat niet, of de lobbyisten?

"obfuscated code hidden in the 'dist/index.js' file that was only visible when the user scrolled horizontally"

Malicious intentions aside, surely this is artistic ingenuity

This is close to my personal take on the subject; "you don't turn on your signal for the car you saw, you do it (especially) for the car you didn't see"

I think you make a good point regarding support. This is, for businesses, the crucial issue. They want to buy reliance, support and certainty. This is what commerce, like Microsoft, offers; peace of mind for (big) bucks.

Organizations can't easily take measures to assure proper support for a lot of open source software. They'd have to hire and probably educate a lot of expertise, which all has to be managed too.

It's just a whole lot easier for decision makers to spent extra money to have a contractor solve any issues, or at be able to blame (sue) them.

The Game

Maybe that's not true... https://youtu.be/h6fcK_fRYaI

Gaaf! De kende ik nog niet

This is quiet an unexpected turn of technical advancement. I can see people would actual watch this if it's the only available or affordable alternative. The enshitification continues...

They explain it's different, because people still prefer not switching to an alternative even if it's without any cost