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Yeah, I am a long term (>20 years) contributor to the Linux Kernel (you're welcome, I am sure you use my work somewhere in your collection of devices). In any volunteer work set of principles I know, the first rule is: Don't purposefully make things worse than they were without your work. In Magic Lantern's case, I would gladly NOT have any of your fancy functions if the price for this is lost unique pictures opportunities. 

> You probably should be experience those moments, instead of just take pictures of it'

Ha Ha, oh brother!! You're too quick to call me an IDIOT (is this forum not moderated?) and yet allow yourself such advices. Please keep them for yourself, they're worth nothing in my world.

Like I said THANKS FOR NOTHING! April 1st 2017 was the last time I used Magic Lantern, and I will make sure to publicize the real risks behind your software: "Intelligent" developers, allowing themselves liberties worth of 12 years old kids... You guys would not survive 1 day in a serious development environment, be it opensource or closed source. Purposefully damaging someone's property is actually unheard of...

> a1ex, g3gg0 and other developers just changed the way we do low-budget movies after the development of Magic Lantern.

Yes, but if a low-budget film maker just happened to waste even 10 USD because of this message, they purposefully caused damage, didn't they?

Yes, I know how to disable ML at startup, and I have ML free cards. Yet yesterday, April 1rst, while preparing to take a photo of one of my kids, the stupid message pops up locking up the camera and making me lose the chance. That picture will be now lost forever, all because some unresponsible developer (or group of them) are allowed to place such bugs in the code. You're proving nothing with it, you can't tell me I was not prepared (I was) and not to use ML for serious stuff (it's always on my 6D working very reliably. IT ONLY crashed during this April's fools day message). You're absolutely pathetic.... thanks for nothing.