> As a standalone website (available on Microsoft Edge and Chrome) – MicrosoftStart.com No way...this is absolutely insane. If you are on a Mac, go to MicrosoftStart.com on Safari. (Safari on iOS is an equally laughable…
As another comment mentioned, this is through 2029 and Pinterest believes they are on track to spend that much. Another useful comment from the thread: > Makes sense for both parties. > For AWS, it allows them to make…
Very cool. One quick thought: tapping the company name doesn’t seem to do anything at the moment. It would be very cool if it would either (1) redirect to the company website or (2) a “store” or directory showing other…
I appreciate the thoughtful reply. I should’ve added that I’ve seen your commitment to transparency through the whole process, so the info about Discord doesn’t really come as a surprise. Thanks and good luck!
This question is answered literally on the front page of their website.
I think there’s a difference between “objectionable organizations” using what is available as OSS, and them being allowed on the platform that the company intends to develop.
Disclaimer: I know the foundation of Rome was largely written by Sebastian. This question still applies to Rome though, but more so to “open source companies” in general. https://rome.tools/credits/ How many of these…
> As a standalone website (available on Microsoft Edge and Chrome) – MicrosoftStart.com No way...this is absolutely insane. If you are on a Mac, go to MicrosoftStart.com on Safari. (Safari on iOS is an equally laughable…
As another comment mentioned, this is through 2029 and Pinterest believes they are on track to spend that much. Another useful comment from the thread: > Makes sense for both parties. > For AWS, it allows them to make…
Very cool. One quick thought: tapping the company name doesn’t seem to do anything at the moment. It would be very cool if it would either (1) redirect to the company website or (2) a “store” or directory showing other…
I appreciate the thoughtful reply. I should’ve added that I’ve seen your commitment to transparency through the whole process, so the info about Discord doesn’t really come as a surprise. Thanks and good luck!
This question is answered literally on the front page of their website.
I think there’s a difference between “objectionable organizations” using what is available as OSS, and them being allowed on the platform that the company intends to develop.
Disclaimer: I know the foundation of Rome was largely written by Sebastian. This question still applies to Rome though, but more so to “open source companies” in general. https://rome.tools/credits/ How many of these…