Probably for the best, (potentially) opens up competition and at least
wakes up people to the realities of monopoly.
To me, the most amusing thing about this is to see the a corporation
crumble on its own turd purely due to self-inflicted damage. Is it
greed? Is it arrogance? Is it the fear
On 5/16/24 22:38, Federico Leva (Nemo) wrote:
Il 15/05/24 04:49, Marc Sunet ha scritto:
Which reminds me, how is it still legal for an OEM to ship a
"default" OS in a computer without giving the customer any choice
[...]? Has this been an avenue of research for the FSF or
What's your takeaway here? Is this mostly an exercise out of curiosity?
> The Techrights site frequently posts articles which say that
Microsoft's accounts should not be trusted.
It'd be illegal for a publicly-traded company to meddle with financial
results and they'd risk lawsuits from
Can someone from the FSF explain why this is the case?
Marc
On 5/3/24 15:57, Akira Urushibata wrote:
I visited the official FSF site to see when they stopped posting
announcements of talks by RMS.
Up to September 2019 RMS lecture notices appeared frequently. After
the following entry in
There is an ongoing lawsuit on this:
https://githubcopilotlitigation.com/
https://githubcopilotinvestigation.com/
On 2/16/23 08:06, Paul Sutton via libreplanet-discuss wrote:
I would agree with this yes, so if services such as ChatGPT change
GPL code it remains under the GPL and should be
I feel that one difference between the values of free software and open
source is that the free software does not have a problem with taking
people's work and re-selling it, as long as the work being resold is
free. Whereas open source focus more on what authors get out of "open
source".
And
Is copilot something only github can offer? If the vast majority of
training data is from public repo that anyone can access, perhaps the
only thing stopping people from making something similar is the
computing power to convert the data to weights?
Well, I guess that and your will to comply
https://github.blog/2022-06-21-github-copilot-is-generally-available-to-all-developers/
Thank you all you have unwillingly contributed to this project. The wait
is finally over; today we announce that Github Copilot is now available
to all developers for $10/mo or $100/mo. You will receive $0
The first part seems to be an error on their side. Got a timeout error
from Cloudflare over here.
To raise questions / feature requests, you can try their Github. They
have been responsive in the past for me.
On 1/28/21 7:36 AM, quiliro wrote:
Paul Sutton via libreplanet-discuss
writes:
I would not suggest that anyone host their own email unless they are
also a security/administration expert. You won't be in control of your
email, or the many digital identities tied to it, when your cloud or
home server gets hacked.
For additional information, you can cross-reference the
https://instituteforpubliceducation.org/monopoly-technology-platforms-are-colonizing-education/
An old but ongoing battle.
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