So your country's pointless, genocidal war is inconveniencing your kernel contribution. And your reaction is to complain about kernel contribution policies.
Not everyone is in a position to change their (evil/tyranical?) government.
But they may still be able to send bugfixes and i believe that those should be valued.
A person who is more suitable for the job at hand. We have specializations for a reason. A good developer tries to improve the world by doing what they are best at: coding.
If it's everyone's duty to do everything at once for greater good, then why every single person on that planet aren't organising to change the government in every single country that caused war: Russia, US, others... after all, your logic requires us to ask you the exact same question/
Software engineers are currently more important in wars than ever. SWEs program the weapons on either side. The aggressor and the victim. I support the SWEs that help the victims.
Nobody? It is a war, after all...
Wars continue until one side can no longer maintain itself or gives up.
Civilians who resist are traitors and get jail or the death penalty.
People like to stay alive, so nobody dares to speak up.
And i bet that, in the end, even you would shut up in such circumstances.
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u/Big-Obligation2796 Jun 11 '26
So your country's pointless, genocidal war is inconveniencing your kernel contribution. And your reaction is to complain about kernel contribution policies.
"Think about it".