Do you have any evidence that Israeli-controlled accounts were operating on Twitch (a video-game livestreaming company), and that this required an entire country-level IP block after october 7th?
There's a great blog post[1] by one of the OpenBSD developers about why they did so. tl;dr using bitmasks necessitates namespaced enums/defines that take up horizontal space, strings are easier and don't need to go through the C pre-processor.
Both these arch's are contingent on LLVM support, as there is no self-hosted backend (yet). m68k support was merged in LLVM 13, but I haven't seen anyone use it with Zig.
The comments complaining about the choice of license reminded me that a FSF licensing intern did the same, and demanded it be changed due to some false claim about it being a derivative work[1]. Let me remind everyone that there was probably a good reason for using a permissive license, and no-one has the right to demand changes based on their definition of freedom - unless they stepped up and contributed.
If this truly injures you, you can either do your own rewrite or, like Muse Group, outright buy the rights to the software and relicense.
