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TMM2K
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Comment #37914978
Interesting! It's nice to see such a small implementation!
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Comment #37566689
The next revolution in software will probably ALSO be caused by an aggravating printer :P
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Comment #37566547
It's sometimes a little mind-boggling that the FSF has been around only a couple months more than I have been around. I'm not even sure I'd have made computing of any kind a career…
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Comment #37566052
Surely this is illegal? As a company why would you even want to know. What is an HR department going to do with this information? The only use of this must be some kind of discrimi…
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Comment #37565935
Where Unity users pay to have the logo taken off of their splash screens, and Unreal forces it on successful titles Godot users love putting splash screens on, even though they don…
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Comment #37521444
What do you think clicking the EULA is?
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Comment #37521423
It is retroactive, games that are already made today and already exist today on the various app-stores will be impacted. 10 ad impressions per user might not sound like much, but y…
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Comment #37521380
These are a little different. So these "dual licensed" products work like this: You get a GPL version of the code, which is free and nobody can charge you for, ever. If you want to…
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Comment #37521150
You can access the source code to unreal engine when you get a license, but the terms are not by any stretch of the imagination open source. You wouldn't be able to freely share yo…
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Comment #37521121
That's not possible with something that is open source. If it has a "dual license" that means you can pick which license to apply. You just pick the one that doesn't make you pay.
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Comment #37520967
Godot is MIT licensed though, there's very little we can do to screw our users if we wanted to, which we do not :)