Wow so couldn't said security co's establish their own registry that we could point to instead and packages would only get updated after they reviewed and approved them?
I mean I'd prolly be okay paying yearly fee for access to such a registry.
I loved reading this, but I can't help but think that a "perfect scramble" would be one that can ONLY be solved in 20 moves, i.e no shortcuts can be applied to solve in less moves. I wonder how many of those exist?
It takes a different approach: 1-4 "robots" under the board moving pieces around - with the goal of being able to reset the board or setup a position super-quick!
The best thing we can do for the future of the project is to NOT engage with the project at this time ... Even just cloning the project into your private workspace to review / compile is giving more engagement than their current licensing stance warrants.
I'll check again when an HN post comes out stating they've changed their licensing stance - Until then, closing this tab and forgetting about it ...
* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42554715
Results: Roboto Mono !