My guess is a corporate matching gift on employee contributions.
A single employee donated and did the paperwork to get matching funds.
The first time I looked into this, I thought it was fake, but turns out I was checking the wrong year.
- 2023: $250–$499
- 2022: $1,000–$4,999
- 2021: $1,000–$4,999
- 2020: $250–$499
- 2019: $1,000–$4,999
- 2018: $1,000–$4,999
I appreciate them donating at all, but that’s about the price of one Macbook per year - my girlfriend’s most recent Macbook was $5,500
Edit: It looks like these donations may come from Apple matching donations (pdf warning)
And yet it is still a prevalent idea in FOSS that open sourcing without restrictions on corporate use will karma back to you positively somehow.
Non-corporate FOSS should be way more popular.
This has no right to be that funny.
Also Chevron.
Bold of you to assume they went for the $24 end of that range instead of the $5 end.
The things a 2 trillion dollars company can afford.
Seems appropriate for a generous pizza. You developers love pizza, right?
