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Content Safari File Edit VIEw Histor Bookmarks window Help marketplace.visualstudio.com D .. Database Client Weijan Chen I 1,05,974 installs (46) Free install Trouble Installing? L Overview Version History Q A Rating Review D Dovchik I 25-05-2022 Nice too betore an uneypected pavwall. Nothing wrong with paying for an extension, but not when it's free and at one moment it becomes paywalled Weijan Chen 26-05-2022 The death of many open source projects is that there are too many people like you who think the authors should serve you unconditionally! 25-05-2022 Thank for your service when it was free. Since it's no longer free, I uninstalled. No one forced vou to develon for tree at the first lace. You shouldn't use a tree extension's renutation to promote vour naid one. You .Just Want To Make Money. I guess you can do whatever you want with it, good luck with your paid tier plan, take one star as a goodbye gift. Weijan Chen 25-05-2022 I have made it clear in the readme that this extension needs to be paid, I don't welcome selfish people like you, you better get out of the way. WY Winson Yeap 23-05-2022 Started off as a great tool (I'd even give it 5 stars), but now the developer has turned greedy and limited almost all bare functionalities to the paid, premium version only. Previously the developer claims that he charged premium due to people complaining about the functionalities, but now it's clear that he's doing It only for the money and greed. Strongly discourage anyone to consider using this tool as you never know when the developer would start limiting any previously available functionalities. I'd rather stick to other onen source tools like cheaver Weijan Chen Pa You really should uninstall it, you just want someone to work for you forever for free, fuck off. However you didn't give 5 points, only when this extension doesn't meet your liking, you give the author a piece of shit. 30

Two elderly gentlemen discussing the ancient Unix wisdom of redirecting random data to the void. It's basically what happens when senior developers explain their legacy code to junior devs. The command cat /dev/urandom > /dev/null is essentially generating random data and immediately throwing it away—much like most meetings where old-timers reminisce about COBOL and punch cards while the CPU hits 100% processing absolutely nothing of value. It's the digital equivalent of telling war stories that go nowhere. Maximum effort, zero output.

Content r just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNULinux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX. Mary computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux," and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GN system, developed by the GNU Project. There redly is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use.

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Content Nate Prouty infonate Replying to DailyDevTips1 In addition to git, l've used: - CVS - subversion - mercurial - visual source safe Alvin Crespo alvincrespo Replying to infonate and DailyDevTips1 Does suffixing your project folder with a version number count?

Plot twist: Linux has been open source since 1991. Someone just used Claude AI to "leak" what's already publicly available on GitHub. It's like breaking into a museum to steal the Mona Lisa, only to discover it's actually a gift shop where they sell prints for $5. The irony is so thick you could compile it. Imagine Claude sitting there, diligently outputting millions of lines of kernel code that Linus Torvalds literally wants you to have. Security breach of the century, folks.