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this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2024
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When you program closed source, you invite spies and saboteurs to utilize your exploits.
When you enforce IP holdings, you steal from the public.
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That is a very interesting question. Are you asking because I used the 「 ... 」brackets?
When I've posted on Lemmy before, the pointy brackets < ... > sometimes don't show, nor will anything in between them, so I chose a different set not knowing what they are.
I think the Japanese use them when they're quoting something. I could be wrong, though.