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Self-identified “car people” get free, open source software. Everyone else better lawyer the f up

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Y'all didn't think I was bluffing right?

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The JS ecosystem has a long history of license changes spiraling into legal nightmares. One night, Lerna basically added “Microsoft can’t use this” to their license, voiding it entirely and eventually getting the PR author kicked off the project. github.com/lerna/lerna/is

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Gee thanks dude

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Great now I gotta fork T3-MIT license to submit a PR stating no functional changes to MIT despite varied regional interpretations of distinct emoji glyphs. :opens up IETF:

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