I share your concern as well and at times worry about what I'm seeing too.

I suppose the reminder here is that seeing does not warrant believing.

Have never seen Intuit referred to as Ntuit.

The original headline:

Intuit, H&R Block shares fall after report that Trump government efficiency team is considering tax-filing app

That probably had to be trimmed to fit HN's requirements, but removing that initial I is a step too far.

Chaos testing, nothing to see here.

Under $100 - Kobo Clara HD Under $1000 - Supernote Nomad

Both are part of my everyday carry. Kobo is amazing for my commute. Supernote nomad was a game changer for notetaking.

Can somebody ELI5?

People are dicks to one of the last companies which operate in a transparent manner and open source their product.

There was a bug, it got fixed. Nothing to see here, move along.

This doesn't look like a bug: https://github.com/bitwarden/sdk/issues/898

AFAIK they went closed source the other day which triggered backlash and now they're opening back up.

My understanding is they were never closed source. Some of their code is GPL and some is proprietary, but all is source-available on GitHub. There was a bug where you couldn't build their client without a proprietary dependency, but they have fixed that so you can now build their client with only GPL code again.

I don't think it was a bug. They dismissed it and clearly said that they had no intention to adjust the license: https://github.com/bitwarden/sdk/issues/898.

To be honest, it looks like he just had an internal model of “internal code no gpl”, “external code gpl” and mindlessly answered based on that. The fact that it made the latter impossible seems to have been successfully impressed on him.

Overall, I’ll stay a Bitwarden customer. People fuck up and I’m a tit-for-tat-with-random-forgiveness tactic user, not grim-trigger.

I could accept that he doesn't understand how open source licenses work, or doesn't care, and that it was not meant as a shady move. But still I wouldn't call it a bug, and it does not inspire confidence. Still it's not LastPass-bad.

This said, I still recommend Bitwarden to my family. I moved to pass (https://www.passwordstore.org/) a while ago just because it corresponds better to my needs and I have more control.

Great feat.

However I am ever more confused now on what Cloudflare does and builds. They have everything from CDN, DNS to Orange Meets and this now?

My understanding is Cloudflare is a competitor of AWS, Azure, and GCP.

There's a developer platform: https://workers.cloudflare.com/

https://universal-blue.org/ has been rock solid

Supernote is a good choice!

This is a good question