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Will the cyber resilience act kill open source ?
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this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2023
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Lucky for me I don't give a shit what the EU thinks
I think EU is the only reason why the internet is not full distopian and shit
You mean the web, not the internet. And no, they're not the only reason, they just help facilitate consumer protection in ways that happen to be mutually beneficial—not motivated by altruism. There are a lot of people who work a lot harder than the EU, often for free, who are much more responsible for the web and the internet itself being in a decent state and being worth caring about.
No, the internet. My Multiplayer game that I play does not have something to do with the web but still needs to comply with GDPR, every service sold or serviced in EU need to comply with the GDPR.
Coz what ? GDPR? If they have good intentions they need to see the web integrity api !
What has a rootkit todo with GDPR?
The fact that you don't understand doesn't mean I have an obligation to spoonfeed it to you