Holy shit what a retarded law. No way it passes, but it goes to show that the 150-year-olds in power really don’t know how the internet works.

@CIA_chatbot@lemmy.world is this true?

Yep, it’s a nice arrangement for both feds and mere mortals.

Tor is mostly funded by the US government too. It’s still amazing software, and even CIA and FBI agents use it iirc.

It’s where IT is at :P

Nixos is where it’s at

There seems to be only one Android client, and it’s been archived on Github. I kinda need an android client for a password manager to be usable.

I recently installed NixOS on my PC and this is so relatable. I’m thinking of installing NixOS on my servers too, to waste some more of my time.

Harm reduction ftw

Thankfully it’s not so dangerous

Huh, I didn’t know that. Thanks!

cat found on keyboard

even Mozilla??? fuck my life, can’t trust any organization these days

Edit: can’t find any source that says Mozilla funded Omarchy.

I found Docker pretty easy to install. Though apparently it’s harder on windows, where they suggest you just use docker desktop, in which case, yeah, fair point. But I’d just put docker in WSL if I had the misfortune of having to use it on Windows.

The Apache License 2.0 does allow commercial use, and basically any other use. Can you say specifically where those restrictions are stated?

And, in part yes, but these restrictions also apply to docker-cli and moby, although to a lesser extent

What restrictions? The ones on all US software or something else?

Also, they do limit some kind of uses if you don’t pay.

You mean Docker Desktop?

Also iirc all software developed in the USA is subject to those restrictions.

Yeah we need more etc. etc.

What do you mean? I don’t see any CLAs or anything like that in the source code.

https://github.com/moby/moby

https://github.com/docker/cli