Honest question, what do you mean by this?

Spanish: Sol, tierra, luna

Italian: Sole, terra, luna

Catalan: Sol, terra, lluna

Portuguese: Sol, terra, lua

Might as well call it gelatto, siesta, fiesta if they think it sounds cool.

The problem is you define open source as giving away software, and any money making aspect as "not open source". That is the exaggeration.

If one releases some software as open source and charges for support they are living of open source (my pov), not doing some open source + something else on the side (your pov). I disagree with your definition of open source.

Imagine I create my own illustrations and make them available for free (with some conditions GPL, or even almost without conditions MIT) and print tshirts with the illustrations, and sell them for money. Would it be fair to say I live of being an illustrator? or would you argue I am not living of my illustrations, that I am merely giving them away and really selling tshirts is the business?

> Over the past few years foreign carmakers in China have been flattened by local rivals such as BYD that have fast become world leaders in electric vehicles. As the Chinese market has gone electric, foreign carmakers’ share of it plummeted from 62% in 2020 to 35% last year. VW has lost its position as the top carmaker in the country. Last year it sold 2.9m cars in China, down from 3.9m in 2020. Only around 200,000 were EVs.

https://www.economist.com/business/2025/12/04/to-halt-their-...

> because of banning Russian gas

That is the symptom. The real reason is the lack of diversification from Germany, assuming that hard discount would last forever.

> Esta guía es para cuando quieres meterla en producción

This sounds pretty inappropriate, and a bit funny.

TK service via email, phone, etc is amazing, even if your German is not very good, as it was the case for me the first year.

With 2 dishwashers one would use some clean plates and maybe leave some pots behind that would not be used for a while. In practice, these would need to be emptied. It is a great idea if one uses only one dishwasher worth of utensils though.

I think of those toilet modules in japan where you can clean the whole bathroom with a hose. Maybe what we need are self cleaning cupboards.

Are you not implying below, with your words, that working exclusively on open source cannot bring money?

> If they exclusively work on open source stuff where are they getting money from to survive?

You seem to imply that open source is incompatible with making money. You seem to believe that if someone is making money they are not doing "exclusively open source" but something else in addition to open source.

> you need to follow the money trail. Money given to people who work on open source comes from non-open source places.

Money spent on coffee comes from non-coffee places, mostly. Does that mean one cannot make money exclusively selling coffee?

I get your point, it is very uncommon to live only of open source. That I can agree with. It is the exaggeration and dogmatism that is untrue.

From open source. You can earn money from open source. Open source is not opposed to capitalism, idk where you got that idea.

Best regards