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Nix project: ban? What ban? (discourse.nixos.org)

They invited that guy back. I do have to admit, I admire his inability to read a room.

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[-] froztbyte@awful.systems 9 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

I’ll release my code here for our (very vocally anti-fascist) purposes, but I’ll take steps to make sure it’s poisoned against being integrated into the current form of the Nix ecosystem

I've been trying to background-ponder what measures could work for this sort of thing. classical hindrance methods such as code obfuscation are counterproductive to debugging and dev work, and strongly tying code to its runtime has other problematic implications. licensing alone isn't sufficient because you need the ability to actually do something from those terms (whether lawyers or ...), and doubly so because these fucking awful human beings do not actually care and will tread over any license terms as long as they benefit, and will use power to defend their actions.

oldmanshakesfistatcloud.bmp for trusted computing still being so damn nascent -_-

wish I had more fucking spoons to research this shit properly :|

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