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I dont like the drivers license equivalence. Its physical, so not so easy to check. Driving car is a danger to others so it’s in society’s interest to have driver identifiers. Handing over machine readible widespread technological identifiers to even participate in life is dystopian.

First distro was Ubuntu 8.04. Switched around to windows, and back, Mac OS and back, and distro hopped in between. But for the last 8 years I’ve been back on Ubuntu. Currently 22.04 on my server and 24.04 on my laptop and desktop. I usually run one LTS behind on the server, and wait for latest point release on my personal machines. Ive kind of stopped caring about the ideology a little bit. And Ubuntu just works for me.

Ngl. I found that kinda funny. Haha

They say that. But the proof really isn’t in the pudding for me. We contribute and donate to OSS projects at work, and it doesn’t even factor into our decision process if the project is BSD or GPL licensed. We also regularly rely on both BSD and GPL based solutions and projects, and will suggest patches to upstream projects in specific cases. We sometimes don’t do this if it’s BSD, because our derivative works can be made to be more specific to us, and honestly it takes time out of internal projects to do so. One license we absolutely don’t touch is BUSL.

Like wooden wood with wood wooden wood.