Absolute assholes

That's not strictly accurate.

The slicer is Open Source yes, but not the printer firmware or software. That's closed source and proprietary to Bambu.

Now there's some contention there because a lot of the features and ideas that make modern 3D printing as reliable and great were developed in the open, under open source licenses and Bambu has definitely implemented many of them in their printer firmware, but they don't infringe any licenses in the printer software itself (as far as anyone is aware).

This whole debacle centres around the slicing software, which is separate from the printer itself (though is necessary to actually use the printer) and it's AGPL.

Tech Jesus been doing good too- aka Gamers Nexus or GNCA

Not all heroes wear capes.

Ngl, at times I found that he was pretty exaggerating and just talking way too much bullshit at companies, because I thought that all of these topics are not that important and you kinda need to have some dependence on big companies because you can't do it in a good way yourself or open source or whatever. But recent events have shown that you should battle against companies and also you can do stuff yourself, if you just keep going and host a great community.

Kudos to Rossmann for his work.

Not on GitHub or any other platform complying with takedown requests though.

He actually says that in ine of his bamboolab videos

That, and just how the publicity in either case helps to get people on board for right to repair initiatives.

Middle-managers don’t give a shit. Most of the time, nothing happens. Devs use whatever they know or can understand easiest while matching requirements. Enforcement depends on discovery, and there can be a high bar for discovery. Correction depends on enforcement, and there can be an even higher legal bar for enforcement.