redjoker

Definitely prevalent among the petty bourgeoisie, to which I counter that they can restructure the business as a worker co-op so all employees are owners, and therefore exempt from minimum wage laws

Great tool, used it often

Hard agree, they also don't have certain features enabled when you're a host, which really screws things royally when you find this out in the middle of cohosting an event and you're supposed to handle the heavy lifting of moderation

Could it be an unofficial port reporting it?

Everyone has biases. Those biases are in each sub's rules. People are free to make their own subs and host their own servers if a sub or server isn't to one's liking

I'm glad that Tom Toles was actually being critical of billionaires complaining about public criticism, and whichever editor chose the headline needs to get smacked a few times

Well you likely won't be disturbed in the DMZ until you step on a landmine

Yeah, agree on not commodifying Nazi paraphernalia

There's also legal support from legal non-profits like the Software Freedom Conservancy which has won cases against large vendors. I think some involving Busybox

yes

Not that it's impossible that there have been proprietary kernel modules found in violation of the GPL, but only because they used GPL code and didn't license appropriately

If so, the Linux Foundation would have sued them