It’s a problem for us too because what we don’t need is more scrutiny. This may trigger Microsoft to start policing Git more, and that’s a net negative.
And yeah they can move to other alternatives, but it’s going to be harder to get volunteers if it’s not on git.
There’s also no guarantee Nintendo won’t chase them there. They seem to be on a warpath now. Yuzu making the money it was making did exactly what people were worried introducing money into emulation would do.
(previous comment bugged, reposting it)
Given the way Hexbears own rules are written, the tone and very obvious motivations behind it, I’m not sure we’re missing much.
But would you care to share some examples of what the issues are?
Some of these are good, some are just needlessly assertive nonsense. Especially the two where it’s actively refusing to acknowledge fault or apologize for it, which is standard PR crap. Refusing to apologize and instead saying “thanks for your patience” is what I expect to hear from my ISP when they miss their scheduled install, not from a coworker.
There’s nothing wrong with being a normal human being that is capable of admitting their own shortcomings. If never saying sorry means “being a boss” then that explains why there’s so many sociopaths as CEOs.
“Hope that make sense?” Vs “Let me know if you have any questions.”
The latter is saying “here’s the explanation, figure it out, bother me again if you can’t”. The fromer, while poorly worded, is being helpful, actively attempting to make sure the person understands before leaving them to it. It’s both a kindness and doing your due diligence.
So you haven’t been to a movie theater in, like, 20 years? Because none of that is new.
PS for those unaware:
If you use Firefox, you can add a custom Search engine with the Search URL string:
https://www.google.com/search?udm=14&q=%25s
Then set that new custom Search engine as default.