I mean, they're 100% correct to do this. Forgejo is definitionally a SaaS application thanks to https://codeberg.org/. Specifically because of the affero clause, you can't relicense AGPLv3 code as GPLv3, so you can't include it in the project.
Moving it to some sort of pluggable module would be good, rather than just dropping it though. There's nothing stopping them shipping code that downloads and sets up exif-terminator. I think working with the AGPL would send a good message and set a good example here.
Other people have answered this question but, it's worth noting that it's different per country, but there are at least two types of reporting treaties. Type 1, they report to the local government who does the reports to the IRS, or Type 2 where the businesses (FFIs, foreign financial institutions) themselves report account info directly to the IRS via online FATCA portals.
Some of it is dark if you sit thinking about it too long. The toaster has a nightmare about choking it's master with smoke, forks being stuffed in it, and falling in to a full bath. I wouldn't have thought any of this is scary for a toaster, rather it shows a preoccupation with its master somehow committing suicide with it.
On the flip side, my three year old just watched it, and is now obsessed. We've watched it 5 times this week. She loves it - even the "It's a B movie show" song.
Breeze white, left on laptops. I use the track pad left-handed. Always freaks people out when the cursor is reversed and I'm used to it now.
Also, if you're trying to click on the first half of a letter to highlight (and the cursor doesn't switch to the beam), I find it easier when you can see more of the letter.
They can coopt all the open source licenses they want, the development work doesn't need them.
They're not capturing all commits going forward in time, they'll have to redo it every time they need an updated library.
Any legal work done later that legitimizes this relicensing will open the door for the public, open source world, and more importantly, other relicensing companies to do it to them.
I believe the end game of legitimizing open source relicensing theft is accidentally abolishing software copyright altogether.
A transporter chief would never use a transporter. He would simply use the true nature of the transporter to clone himself and let his clone do the work.
All those fuckups are just the clone trying to stay alive by delaying the inevitable disintegration
I mean, they're 100% correct to do this. Forgejo is definitionally a SaaS application thanks to https://codeberg.org/. Specifically because of the affero clause, you can't relicense AGPLv3 code as GPLv3, so you can't include it in the project.
Moving it to some sort of pluggable module would be good, rather than just dropping it though. There's nothing stopping them shipping code that downloads and sets up exif-terminator. I think working with the AGPL would send a good message and set a good example here.
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