Can't use a tool like dotenvx?

... And the undocumented code spaghetti that might come with a codebase that was touch by numerous hands.

This is just a sad read. And probably worth an in-depth article.

I had a similar random thought: Why don't we have a cloud company that does something opposite to what a Cloud company usually does. Instead of renting out resources from a data center, they help company setting up local resources and sell/rent out the unused capacity to other companies/individuals?

Probably a bit of a nightmare to oversight all the resources and ensure consistency and privacy but hey why can't we dream?

This is the way it should be, the threat of ban, hopefully forces the industry to clean their act.

I think this is a lost cause. While the mainstream services may be blocked or forced to comply, there will always be hundreds of lesser-known tools and services offering the same features.

Ah, the good old "it's not perfect, therefore everything is meaningless" argument.

Because there will be someone trying to do bad things, we shouldn't bothering stopping anyone from doing bad things?

Don't kill the messenger. I didn't say we shouldn't try. I'm saying that this will be a whack-a-mole problem and banning one mainstream service won't solve it.

It's also a country that doesn't seem to care if the project is not cost-effective from the PoV of western companies. This is always a salient point missing from most conversation about the US and by extension the Western world; the advocacy of cheap energy are hiding the argument that nuclear power is both more consistent in power delivery and cleaner (arguable with the nuclear waste ofc) than any alternative currently available.

has opencode repo moved organisation from under sst to anomalyco?

yes, anomalyco now comprises of sst, opencode, etc.

But to make a "gauche" analogy, that would be like Microsoft not letting you browse their websites without using their browser (Edge).

Don’t give them any ideas!

ActiveX has entered the chat.

Brand damage; The big players have more to loose from being caught installing backdoors on devices sold to the general public, and will probably put in something in the T&Cs to deflect their responsibilities.

Used to call that Windblows and Microsucks in my early 20s, I am not sure it was edgy back then and I am sure it isn't now. The UI/UX changes from ME > XP > Win8. At least you could keep the _classic_ look until Win10, I am not certain is the case with Win11 and what every Windows Copilot is coming next.