Still stupid as fuck to compare the Stasi to the Nazis.

Just pirate everything jfc

Yeah but this one is over 60 years old and uncirculated

upon further investigation this thing might be worth like $1200 lol

Yeah that would make sense, I had no idea about the stockpile thing, got any sources I could read up on that. In fact that could be its own interesting post lol.

No they are actually much much different. This is one from 2003

They changed the design in 1976 for the bicentennial to have the painting of the signing of the declaration of independence on the back and a new front as well.

It isn’t worth much ($10 at most) but it’s a neat little historical artifact I thought yall might find interesting. Mainly due to its remarkably well preserved condition, it feels just as crisp as brand new bank notes I get at work in my till sometimes.

lmao this is a pointless question

oh neat I had no idea. Yeah they do feel like a novelization of a JRPG

Oooh I love the artstyle. I would really love to see an anime adaptation of Brandon Sanderson’s Mistborn or Stormlight series I feel like they would translate really well to anime.

Open source projects have no potential for long term profitability unless those projects get support from for profit companies, thus compromising the nature of open source.

people need to stop supporting projects with no potential for long-term profitability unless those projects can survive without any support from for-profit companies.

You see the contradiction here right?

No, open source has been historically exploited by corporations.

The project is jointly managed by a group of volunteers located around the world, using the Internet and the Web to communicate, plan, and develop the server and its related documentation.

This is what I mean though. Most groundbreaking development is done voluntarily or with public funds. It is antithetical to capitalism.

Capital comes in AFTER it is proven useful and/or profitable.

Corporate

Open source

Pick one. Capitalism cannot abide anything not being commodified. “Corporate open source” is an inherently contradictory term.

I’ve even heard people tell they’re designed to keep government and federal agents away.

more likely that they are trying to stay off the radar of big ip holders. That is who would shine the feds eye of sauron on you and if the feds want to look at your files they will.

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I regret to make you aware of a comment above in this very thread from someone trying to do exactly that.

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Am I the only one that gets how fucking sus this inquiry is? If they had thought it through like they claim they would have come to all these conclusions on their own both yours and mine.

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