Maybe not for those of the intelligence gathering kind.

An encrypted network with shittowns of devices sending around shitloads of data could be hard to surveil.

Maybe they should play more D&D then.

Back in the real world the concepts of good and evil are mostly bullshit.

It's not about good vs evil but about conflicts of interests.

This one tries to propagate almost as hard as the Windows Update.

Past proper propagation probably plethoras of problems perceived.

They that out loud three times.

You got Alzheimers?

One has to differentiate between opinions and facts.

Having two contradicting opinions does not neccesary mean one is right and the other is wrong.

Despite the hurt feelings that may occur sometimes, I think it is a good thing that Torvalds has the final say on such decisions.

This guarantees a somewhat homogenous design philosophy for the kernel.

Despite the insulting wording, I think his point is correct.

You need demand for your supply.