Is this country specific? The EU has existing law in many countries that allows users to filter out ads.
NuraShiny
joined 3 years ago
So, like, get beamed on a planet and eaten by the monster of the week?
No. You don't want people's first exposure to the fediverse to be something annoying.
Also, anyone with a modicum of understanding is already blocking ads. Do we really want the dregs of the internet that don't do so?
Exactly brother. We don't want no stinky Babylon 5 knockoff in our Star Trek!
That's what we were all clamoring for: a different Star Trek. Heavens know that has never been tried before!
What happened with gog?
Like I said, it's an empty gesture. Unless Nintendo seizes the computers of all the devs, the code will live on and uploading it somewhere is very very easy.
What a useless gesture. It's git code. So long as it remains on one machine, you can upload it to any git instance.
No one should be surprised though that GitLab is protecting their business.
I don't care
No app should be a subscription
You're HUGE for a 6 yea r old!