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132·2 days agoAnyone old enough to remember that Gmail launched with “unlimited” storage?
Sounds like bambu is perfectly free to not give the code to anyone, but as soon as they give the code to someone, that someone can give it to whoever they want.
And that’s why people redistributing and modifying an older snapshot of the code are 100% within their rights to do so.
This must be that “too much winning” Trump was talking about.
It’s not by default there. It’s a dedicated spin to self host an LLM. That’s completely different from Windows does with Copilot.
Debian or anything based directly on it
Debian can also run AI models. Pretty dumb reason to get mad about.
SUSE contributes to Fedora? WTF?
7·8 days agoLmao get fucked my HTTP requests are not a signature to your terms
True but registering for accounts is.
That actually varies by instance
Well, this community is on programming.dev and the rule here is:
1.3. You are at least 16 years old and over the regulated minimum age defined by your local law to access our services.
Then stop interacting with any community / user on programming.dev RIGHT NOW!
1.3. You are at least 16 years old and over the regulated minimum age defined by your local law to access our services.
Nobody’s enforcing it so who gives a shit?
Without caring to read the replies to that mail, pretty sure it’s because the forum feature can be seen as a social network and they just don’t want to deal with getting guardian’s approval and similar BS some laws around the world may require. openSUSE is a corporate-led distribution after all. They have to abide by different rules than some dude remixing Ubuntu in his bedroom.
Not copyrightable coding
Wire is still around? Tried it literally 10 years ago and didn’t like it at all.
the impact of this vulnerability is mainly on servers
The impact is any Linux install without root access for its users.
Automated test suites became so good, many regular people can just use rolling release distros these days.
It does seem inevitable that every distro will eventually have some amount of AI generated code, if they don’t already.
100% there is plenty of undeclared “AI assisted” code all over the place already.
I switched to Fedora years ago. Linux mint has been not as good for a long time.
Countering Ubuntu enshittification is an increasingly demanding task. Then there is also the issue that accessing bug fixes for software in the Universe repository that regular Mint inherits from Ubuntu requires Ubuntu Pro.
Same BS doesn’t happen with LMDE.
I’m currently downloading Bazzite to replace Kubuntu.
Just FYI: If you don’t care for the preinstalled gaming stuff, the same people also make a desktop/workstation flavor named Aurora: https://docs.getaurora.dev/blog/aurora-spring26-update/
The website says it is: https://www.tizen.org/devices/