barotalomey

> When my provisioning system installs a package by name, i expect it to work in the same way as before.

But where do you put the blame?

The distro for making that change, or the redis company for breaking your software stack?

> But money are needed to pay the folks that work at open source software

Cute. Can I have a check for my redis contributions now please?

Awesome, finally!

RIP Microsoft

TLDR; No: just rebranded

> Usually, acronyms are followed by the full wording the first time they are mentioned.

I'm sure they did at the time this (SJW) acronym got popular. That was maybe 10-15 years ago.

Primarily, processing input.

In 2025, most online users have learned how to look things up using.. the internet.

> by contesting the very existence of articles on individual episodes of TV shows, software, or video games, which are all completely uncontroversial on the English one.

In the first year or so of the english Wikipedia, I was very engaged in adding content but never really tried to engage with the community. I started adding articles about my topic of interest at the time, which was New York 80s punk and hardcore bands. Soon, I had the lot of my articles deleted for "lacking relevance".

I haven't been contributing much since.

That's how nothing ever works outside fiction.

google "godot 4 tutorial", not "godot tutorial"