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speed_spread on July 8, 2024 | parent | context | favorite | on: Reverse engineering Ticketmaster's rotating barcod...

If it runs on my CPU and shows up on my screen after I paid for it, it's mine and I can do whatever I want. Anybody who thinks otherwise can fuck off outright.

warkdarrior on July 8, 2024 [–]

That's exactly the same policy I apply to AGPL software. I paid for it ($0, as mandated by the developer) and it runs on my CPU.

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