[p_ing]

> You agree not to use LuxPDF to process any material that is unlawful, offensive, or otherwise objectionable.

So I can't take Hunie Pop images and convert them to PDF?

The site says the tool is open source but I can't find a link to said source. It also doesn't indicate which open source license is being used (presumably one is). Don't forget to put .DS_Store in your .gitignore.

And the site itself is like daggers in the eyes. Black text on white background. The dark mode hipsters will change their tune in their 30s.

What PDF revision do you support? I figure this is based on pre-existing open source libraries which typically means 1.6, max.

You should make a connector for Power Automate.

[Spivak]

It's a student project with a ToS that's basically "don't use this for anything that could get us in trouble." I don't find that particularly unreasonable especially when honor codes at schools are usually stricter than "whatever is legal is allowed."

I know it's programmer-brain to naturally probe the edges of things but at the same time as adults we're expected to understand and navigate fuzzy concepts like inappropriate behavior without having to have it spelled out like you do with young kids.

[BitPirate]

Took me a while, but I found the repository: https://github.com/VSRemoter/LuxPDF

[p_ing]

Yeah, I had found it, hence my .DS_Store comment ;-)

[siliconpotato]

> offensive or..objectionable

Offence and objection are totally subjective. Even unlawful is very dependent on which particular country you are in.

[p_ing]

Heh. And if you look at the ToS, it ends with:

> These Terms of Service and your use of the website are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the applicable jurisdiction.

Which jurisdiction!? It doesn't even identify where the owners and operators reside which would be the 'default' jurisdiction.

I don't know where I am, man!