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Copying code from Stack Overflow? You might paste security vulnerabilities, too ( stackoverflow.blog )

We know that Stack Overflow is a daily part of a lot of developers’ lives. I’ve heard from multiple people that they come here daily (if not more often) to get answers to their questions. Sometimes the answer to a question about code comes as a chunk of code. And sometimes that code makes it into production applications...

Bluefish - HTML Editor So Easy That Your Grandma Could Use It ( bluefish.openoffice.nl )

This software is easy to use thanks to its tags feature where all you have to do is click one button, enter the text you want displayed, and voila! Not only that, it also has wizards that make creating tables and other visual elements a breeze. It does have one drawback - no WYSIWYG, so no live previews of your html files.

What should we do about license violations in apps that rely on work of Lemmy contributors?

I found two apps that seem to be violating the AGPL license. They both use the AGPL-licensed lemmy-js-client library, which means the apps themselves should also use the same license (which is the whole purpose of Copyleft). But they aren’t. I don’t know if Lemmy developers and contributors are aware of this....

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