I think this article has a more thoughtful take than most I have read on the subject. In particular, I agree that we need to move away from the bazaar model and back towards the cathedral model, at least for critical software (he suggests smaller projects being adopted into larger, better funded and maintained consolidations). Another key observation is that a lack of activity does not mean a project is abandoned - it may just be feature complete. The flip side of that is, I think, that it is okay for projects to say "this is done" and resist the urge to expand into new areas and add endless complexity and dubious features.
hacknsplat
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Polonium might be more appropriate in this case, however.
They have neither the warmth nor depth of a cunt.
Infuriating and disgusting. And they wonder why public trust in police is at an all-time low?
More aesthetic answer... seize their house as "proceeds of crime", bulldoze it and make a public park in it's place.
Won't somebody please think of the super funds!!!
It was charged, then OP installed the reddit app!
The real miracle here is that the browser can render the final result so quickly.