resell

They take the ideas that came out of transhumanism and cyberpunk futurism, and resell them as their own work.

Bottled water industry would be out of business, as some of them are known to resell tap water too.

It's not like you will get substantial value when you resell if you've kept your mileage low.

As a bonus to them, this lets you easily resell your tickets as a fan on their TM+ exchange.

One option is to then resell that labour, at a loss in cases, to qualified businesses.

Independent taxi drivers got indebted to buy them, and generally expected to resell them at a profit to finance their retirement.

I also assume you can resell these many times, so it could conceivably be worth hundreds of thousands.

With OpenSSL many apparently did use it and resell it without compensating upstream.

Meh, you could resell them and get most of your money back.

Would you be willing to pay as much for a car if you could never resell it not matter how good the condition was?

For every unicorn that comes out of Silicon Valley, there are thousands of smaller enterprises making due with some pre-existing solution that they modify and resell.

Azure could resell GCP and still make a hefty margin.

Summary: "no commercial use" is impractical and counter productive; giving something (digital) away for free and then telling people not to resell it, is a misguided form of jealousy.

Microsoft with Nokia, after having gutted and digested all it could from it, patents, human "resources", intellectual "property", they're ready to resell the empty shell.