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Quietly?

Riots? I haven’t heard about this, which riots is he referring to?

And with ai generated media they can easily just generate a video of a particular person doing a crime and then claim it’s a recording.

OP was talking about the software companies, not the ram companies

I’m not taking about me personally using it or not using it

Myopic take. Generally projects are healthier when they have a larger userbase

There’s almost always a backstory for why the makers choose the name they did, but that doesn’t change the harmful result. A bad name seriously limits how much the software will ever get adopted. Heck, if there was a FOSS project i cared about enough then i would fork it and keep everything the same except give it a more palatable name.

Why do useful FOSS things always have the worst names that make it hard to spread.

Exactly. I have no idea how anyone could disagree or think it isn’t worth noting

Don’t believe it.

What makes you think they use US ai? And even if they do it’s surely just a stopgap till they make their pwn. And and all the search engines have a way to turn off ai in your searches. And and and this is the type of purity test that prevents progress from happening

Qwant is fricken awesome, it’s as good as and sometimes even better than Google

Very cool!

I understand your guess, but no, that essentially isn’t possible

iirc battery function management is supposed to happen at a firmware level. So hypothetically it shouldn’t be effected by what os you install. I think what you experienced was just a byproduct of keeping it plugged in 24/7

Hah, there was no bitching, you don’t need to take everything personally. Life is absurd and fleeting, enjoy it when you can

No I’m taking about OP’s quote of the article right here on this lemmy page

The article quoted in this post seems to be unrelated to the title

We do know about it. Most of the big name ai services are all public about working for government enforcement agencies. Palantir, Flock, Boston Dynamics, Tesla xAI, etc

https://itsfoss.com/news/german-state-ditch-microsoft/