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That's correct. Nupur Sharma's comments on the Times Now news channel were incendiary enough that Times Now decided to delete the video of the debate she was featured in and also issue a statement: > Views expressed by BJP Spok
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Alt News is much more similar to Rappler, a Filipino news website and fact checker whose founder (Maria Ressa) was awarded the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize after she was arrested and convicted by the Filipino ruling government for "cyberlibe
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3y ago
F-Droid maintainers vet every app before inclusion in the official repository: https://f-droid.org/en/docs/Inclusion_Policy/ One of the reasons I trust F-Droid more than Apple's App Store and Google Play
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3y ago
In the U.S., customer service agents sometimes give a rentention offer when you ask to close a credit card account, especially if it has an annual fee. They may waive or reduce the annual fee if you agree to keep the account open, or give a
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- Overture Maps announcement: https://overturemaps.org/april-overture-release/ - Release notes: https://overturemaps.org/download/overture-april-alpha-relea... - Dataset download: https:/&#x
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Overture Maps Foundation pre-releases collaboratively-built map dataset
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How to pass SafetyNet on Android after rooting or installing a custom ROM
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I've tried Waydroid on a phone running Ubuntu Touch. Games perform very well and most FOSS apps work great. SafetyNet causes issues for the proprietary apps that require it, but even in its current state, Waydroid already makes the lea
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4y ago
Brutaldon is an alternative FOSS client for Mastodon that does not use JavaScript: - Brutaldon: https://brutaldon.org - Source: https://gitlab.com/brutaldon/brutaldon Because Mastodon has an open API, you d
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Here's the HN discussion for that article that puts it into context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33651693 The author is only speculating about Mastodon's search feature, and I see no actual evidence that
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Twitter is the only mainstream social network that is absolutely inundated with hardcore pornography. Also, Twitter has no shortage of child sexual abuse material: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/06/technology
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4y ago
I'm very happy with the Pinecil. The $25 price is very reasonable for a reliable soldering iron that is open hardware[1] and runs on upgradable free and open source firmware.[2] [1] Schematics: https://wiki.pine64.org/w
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Waydroid lets you run Android apps on Linux, which helps close the gap between these software ecosystems. https://waydro.id Since Android apps are mostly built for ARM, this is currently more of a benefit for the PineTab2 than t
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I didn't say that Codeberg's superior privacy policy had anything to do with Copilot. My sentence was listing two separate examples of reasons why a FOSS project would pick Codeberg over GitHub. The differences between Codeberg&#x
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4y ago
That's not true. Codeberg hosts public domain and CC0 projects. According to the Codeberg docs:[1] > For documentation, writing, and other non-code assets, a Creative Commons (CC) licence can be used, but note that only the followin
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Cosmic DE: First Spring Update
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> I don't want to learn a different UI for contributing to FOSS than the one I use for my daily work. Codeberg is an instance of the FOSS forge platform Forgejo, which is a fork of Gitea. As FOSS projects, Forgejo and Gitea can be u
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Services don't need to handle every single use case to be viable alternatives. GitHub does host proprietary software, but it is most well known for being a place to collaborate on free and open source software. Codeberg addresses this
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This YouTube video shows the changes in the latest Ubuntu Touch release: https://youtube.com/watch?v=s39skT5KeUc A demo of Waydroid (Android container) on the latest Ubuntu Touch release: https://youtube.com/
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> Re the second bit: there aren't any accounts whose upvotes count for more, but if accounts upvote too many bad* comments and/or get involved in voting rings, we sometimes make their votes not count anymore. Thanks for confirm
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> fetish object A tool that I use productively every day is not something I would describe as a "fetish object". I've put years of use into mice, trackpads, and pointing sticks, and I've found pointing sticks to be th
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System76 is still collecting laptop design suggestions here: https://github.com/system76/laptop-suggestions The most popular suggestion (by number of upvotes) is to add a TrackPoint-style pointer: https://gi
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That was in reference to GP's point that > stealing from other AI turns out to often be easier If that holds true for Copilot, then it would make sense for a free and open source alternative to train on Copilot's outputs.
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Framework is doing a good job narrowing the gap between its level of support for Windows and Linux. The Framework Laptop now officially supports 2 distros, Fedora and Ubuntu. https://frame.work/linux
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I'd like to see that theory tested in court. Section D3 of the terms says: > If you upload Content that already comes with a license granting GitHub the permissions we need to run our Service, no additional license is required. htt
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I think there's a misunderstanding over what the word "relinquish" means. The terms make clear that uploading code to GitHub gives GitHub the right to "store, archive, parse, and display Your Content, and make incidental
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That doesn't make sense. For example, GPLv3 allows anyone to redistribute the software's source code if the license is intact: > You may convey verbatim copies of the Program's source code as you receive it, in any medium,
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Also, section D3 of the GitHub Terms of Service says: > You retain ownership of and responsibility for Your Content. and section D4 says: > This license does not grant GitHub the right to sell Your Content. It also does not grant GitH
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I can see the GitHub Copilot controversy being resolved in this way. If Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI successfully use the fair use defense for Copilot's appropriation of proprietary and incompatibly licensed code, then a free and open
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Free software is important, but it's not a solution to authoritarian laws that restrict people from using any software (free or proprietary) under arbitrary criteria, enforced with heavy penalties. The only solution to bad legislation
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