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Unity’s Open-Source Double Standard: the ban of VLC
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this post was submitted on 12 Jan 2024
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Stop making excuses for your fuck ups and start fix things.
Amazing lol. Yeah I'll get right on that maybe I can talk some sense into the CEO during my daily morning cocktails with him
It's not his fault that his bosses and their bosses are fuckwits. Don't blame the common worker for the shit the company board does
Written by someone who has never beena cog in the machine at a company like this.
There's nothing he can do to affect things there. Nothing. Not even quitting will change anything.
Quitting would probably be doing them a favor tbh they're already trying to fire everyone
You don't understand how development works, at all. The developers themselves don't make these kind of decisions at these companies. They just do what they are told to do by their higher-ups. The higher-ups happen to be corporate businesspeople that don't really know much about tech, and only care about profits.
The blame for Unity's failures belongs to the executives and businesspeople, not the developers.