Yeah thats the one
Yeah thats the one
I think tags need to be interoperable so tags become sudo communities
It should be a toggle able setting but whata the issue with @ and # ?
The libertarians are right next to the bigtiddygothgf lol
Of fucking course they did it that way. If i where to hack sonthing together u could also just quote the entire request signature and all and forward it.
So we need to convince the mastodon devs to change it so the signature is on the like object itself.
U looking for portable or wanna go full desktop? Wjat about gaming? If u plan on messing with ai then a fat gpu is nessasary. Id go with amd and try get a lot a threads over single thread performance.
If elon really cared about free speach he would federate.
Fuck copyright they used gplv3 code why isnt it open source
Yep but at least the weights would be free
I see people doing it and its terrifying.
There is a difference between allowed and what people do. Piracy isnt allowed u can still pirate literally anything if u want to tho.
Good luck putting the cat back in the bag.
I dont see why why being downvoted you make some very good points.
Id actually like to see google shut down on copyright grounds. The innovation of necessity would drive foss search alternatives that just ignore said restrictions and most likly we would end up with a better product.
You have a right to be forgotten. Your ideas and the work you create does not.
Right to be forgotten is specifically for personally identifiable information. And I’m pretty sure it’s sound on copyright grounds as long as you don’t distribute. And honestly, I don’t really see a problem with it.
Replicating a personal backup to another device is covered by free use. Only distribution and derivative works are covered by copyright.
And yes, the length of copyright is way too long. It recon it should be the same as patents, 20 years. Or let it be as long as the warranty and let the big companies duke it out with each other.
It seems like a very dangerous, very slippery slope. The first people to abuse this would be the big corporations who want to hide and cover up as much as they possibly can. I think the copyright law framework is a useful lens to view this with which I outlined in my response above.
You chose to distribute said website to everyone on the internet. I chose to exercise my rights of fair use to make a local convenience copy of said website. I can then theoretically hold, said local convenience copy, for as long as I want, until your copyright expires, at which point I can publish it.
It’s a bold assumption that that data is not just sitting on someone’s hard drive somewhere.
This is why i done use meta shit. Among other reasons.