I just wanted to share this bullshit response that 1password sent me after I complained at them:
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I just wanted to share this bullshit response that 1password sent me after I complained at them:
Thank you for reaching out and sharing your questions and concerns about our decision to become a corporate patron of the Omacom Foundation. We value the relationship we have with you, and we want to respond thoughtfully and openly about the purpose of this commitment and how we're approaching it at 1Password.
At 1Password, we support developer and open-source communities because they're an important part of the ecosystem our customers rely on. We have a long history of supporting open source projects, including the Linux, Rails, and Rust Foundations. We chose to support Omarchy because it is a growing Linux environment that developers use and value, and because 1Password already had a meaningful presence in that community.
Contributing to the Omacom Foundation is intended to support hosting infrastructure and provides stable, long-term funding for the upstream open-source projects and maintainers on which Omarchy depends.
We recognize that Omarchy is closely associated with its founder, and that raises questions about what our support means. Our contribution is made to the Omacom Foundation, not to an individual, and is not an endorsement of any individual's personal or political views. 1Password does not endorse hateful, dehumanizing, or exclusionary views.
The patronage is also separate from product decisions. It includes no requirements or guarantees related to product placement, exclusivity, endorsement, or roadmap influence.
We understand that this explanation may not change how you feel about our decision. We take all feedback seriously and share it with the appropriate teams.
Our commitment to the security and privacy of our customers remains unchanged.
We're grateful for the trust you place in 1Password. -
I just wanted to share this bullshit response that 1password sent me after I complained at them:
Thank you for reaching out and sharing your questions and concerns about our decision to become a corporate patron of the Omacom Foundation. We value the relationship we have with you, and we want to respond thoughtfully and openly about the purpose of this commitment and how we're approaching it at 1Password.
At 1Password, we support developer and open-source communities because they're an important part of the ecosystem our customers rely on. We have a long history of supporting open source projects, including the Linux, Rails, and Rust Foundations. We chose to support Omarchy because it is a growing Linux environment that developers use and value, and because 1Password already had a meaningful presence in that community.
Contributing to the Omacom Foundation is intended to support hosting infrastructure and provides stable, long-term funding for the upstream open-source projects and maintainers on which Omarchy depends.
We recognize that Omarchy is closely associated with its founder, and that raises questions about what our support means. Our contribution is made to the Omacom Foundation, not to an individual, and is not an endorsement of any individual's personal or political views. 1Password does not endorse hateful, dehumanizing, or exclusionary views.
The patronage is also separate from product decisions. It includes no requirements or guarantees related to product placement, exclusivity, endorsement, or roadmap influence.
We understand that this explanation may not change how you feel about our decision. We take all feedback seriously and share it with the appropriate teams.
Our commitment to the security and privacy of our customers remains unchanged.
We're grateful for the trust you place in 1Password.it sure is a bunch of hot air to say "we're taken aback that you think supporting the personal project of a nazi might support a *nazi*!"
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it sure is a bunch of hot air to say "we're taken aback that you think supporting the personal project of a nazi might support a *nazi*!"
"a growing linux environment" ITS NOT EVEN A DISTRO
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"a growing linux environment" ITS NOT EVEN A DISTRO
@pikhq > that developers use and value
yeah, every developer uses and values a 'distro' that runs USB device names as fucking code. 9 out of 10 devs agree.
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@pikhq > that developers use and value
yeah, every developer uses and values a 'distro' that runs USB device names as fucking code. 9 out of 10 devs agree.
fucking nazi shitheads@pikhq ein volk, ein reich, ein password it would seem
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@pikhq ein volk, ein reich, ein password it would seem
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@pikhq ein volk, ein reich, ein password it would seem
(eat shit, 1password)@pikhq has anyone looked up whether the "Omacom Foundation" is actually a real, registered non-profit? google and search are totally useless.
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