wikipedia credits the term to a book from 1992, which predates the fediverse as far as I know
vpzom
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disabled that account from here
looks like deleting the comment didn't go through though
- This page has existed long before GitHub was owned by Microsoft, so that's not really a meaningful claim
- My reading of the patent stuff is that the licenses that mention them disallow the authors from patenting the software, but I agree that that's not super clear from the page itself
- Permissive is the established term for such a license, I don't know what else you'd call it that isn't offensive
The current state in lotide is that community moderators can remove posts from a community. No explicit moderation log for now, might be worth adding
to be fair, moderation in lotide is considered a missing feature, not an intentional omission
I assume that just means WPA2 Enterprise? As long as you aren't using the certificates for anything but authenticating the WiFi network, I don't think that's any worse security-wise