The Linux Foundation had $300 million in revenue in 2025.
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@MolotovBeaver slop and prayers.
@hbons Slops and prayers, brother!
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@hbons ew. Disgusting! Look at the two sided 3.5'
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The Linux Foundation had $300 million in revenue in 2025.
can't hire a designer.
absolutely pathetic.
@hbons they also just argued for a license change for "open source AI models" (which means open weight models) that will hinder people from suing model providers if they ever used a model. Linux foundation is not an ally.
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The Linux Foundation had $300 million in revenue in 2025.
can't hire a designer.
absolutely pathetic.
@hbons “built by a community” is the icing on that shitcake
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The Linux Foundation had $300 million in revenue in 2025.
can't hire a designer.
absolutely pathetic.
@hbons The designer probably did this.
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@hbons “built by a community” is the icing on that shitcake
@nVentor wow, didn't even notice that...
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The Linux Foundation had $300 million in revenue in 2025.
can't hire a designer.
absolutely pathetic.
@hbons And what about the keyboard with 4 rows of keys on the left side and 3 on the right one?

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@hbons “built by a community” is the icing on that shitcake
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@hbons they also just argued for a license change for "open source AI models" (which means open weight models) that will hinder people from suing model providers if they ever used a model. Linux foundation is not an ally.
@tante @hbons yeah, I don’t know if they ever were, but I am sad to see them do this shit. There was once a reasonable course on defensive coding of something that they produced and put up on edX that I liked. And I like most of the OpenSSF scorecard ideas—enough that I tried to take them and deploy them at work to make it easier to evaluate internal software products that were notionally things that could be shared or “leveraged”.
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poor flops.
@hbons Clearly Flip-Floppies.
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Mistakes like this is how you end up with dwarves kicking over a model of Stonehenge.
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The Linux Foundation had $300 million in revenue in 2025.
can't hire a designer.
absolutely pathetic.
@hbons look, Linus needs his money
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poor flops.
@hbons stores twice as much data!
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@tante @hbons yeah, I don’t know if they ever were, but I am sad to see them do this shit. There was once a reasonable course on defensive coding of something that they produced and put up on edX that I liked. And I like most of the OpenSSF scorecard ideas—enough that I tried to take them and deploy them at work to make it easier to evaluate internal software products that were notionally things that could be shared or “leveraged”.
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@hbons look, Linus needs his money
@iain money and free computers
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