As I see, it describes that freedom of religion shall be protected. It says nothing about harming what other religions may or may not consider to be sacred.
You should be aware that much of the effort of some big players like oracle and even microsoft goes into Linux. I am not aware of how this is for other FOSS projects but I would assume many companies have embraced open source. This may not be out of the goodness of their hearts but they definitely pour a lot of effort into these ojects and I think that is the beauty of FOSS, but also the beauty of the free market.
I often like to think democrats are just republicans with a rainbow coat
Mainly a spotify user but I always keep an mp3 library
Huge waste of energy imho, I'd rather just have some peace instead
As I see, it describes that freedom of religion shall be protected. It says nothing about harming what other religions may or may not consider to be sacred.
I like the fact that no client has a majority
You should be aware that much of the effort of some big players like oracle and even microsoft goes into Linux. I am not aware of how this is for other FOSS projects but I would assume many companies have embraced open source. This may not be out of the goodness of their hearts but they definitely pour a lot of effort into these ojects and I think that is the beauty of FOSS, but also the beauty of the free market.
Unfortunately for you, most implementations have a government
Cursed colors
This is literally what I see in my dreams
starts explaining how they're not really nazis
Light mode user here ;P
Not a fan of solarized tho
Maybe you heard this like a hundred times by now, but you can always try linux.
Let's forget that the USSR was considered a superpower at some point
I'd like to see you do that, mr. Medvedev.
What kinds of obscure websites do you visit
Perhaps, but most of the good ones are paid, and I would try to set up some way to monitor the internet traffic if I really wanted to go that far.