I’m an edgy corporate fuckboy, give Internet points!

Also, everyone would be in the bottom quartile. The definitions fall apart when you collapse the probability function.

Not all licenses allow charging for forks. You can charge for your services always. And you can charge for code that is all your own. But, only certain licenses allow you to actually fork and charge for it without sharing those contributions. And many might not even really consider those licenses to really be FOSS.

What difference is that exactly? That question seems more helpful than casual slut shaming.

It is FAR cheaper to buy and maintain your own modem and router. I’ve bought an $80 cable modem less than once a decade. Last I checked, Comcast charges you about $8 a month to rent a modem. That modem I bought paid for itself before the first year was up and has kept on trucking since. Just make sure Comcast hasn’t decided to bill you the modem rental for your own hardware, because they will try and they will not refund your money for their mistakes.