Sorry guys, but Asimov was wrong, it's not that simple. What is "not to harm a person" or "not to let them be harmed"? To me, it means locking a person in a cage and seeing if that person is well fed, sleeps, etc. Sorry, but that's the result of Asimov's rules.

I has nothing more to say.

Bad decision. They should have started charging a deposit for bug registration instead. Ideally, the deposit should be twice the cost of the analysis. If there is no bug, the deposit is taken, and a new deposit is required for the next bug registration. If there is a bug, the deposit is kept and a bonus is paid. In this case, the fake bug registrants will pay for the work of good programmers.

They a joking ?! Who is their consumer
- Most pro users don't use gnome. Gnome lost their souls long time ago
- Other users have Android or iPhone
Max 12000 gnome hipsters maybe can purchase this phone.