What we’re currently calling AI isn’t AI but just a language processing system that takes its best guess at a response from it’s database of information they pilfered from the internet like a more sophisticated Google.

It can’t really think for itself and it’s answers can be completely wrong. There’s nothing intelligent about it.

Yeah because fuck hustle culture.

What advantage do you get using one PC in this way instead of two?

The GPL also enforces that you need to share your code, which isn’t necessarily what these devs want.

You make some good points but yeah, if you licence something under a license that allows corporations to do this don’t be surprised if they do.

I don’t know if there’s some license out there that allows free sharing of code with a limitation around using it in for-profit products and profit sharing for them and whether such a license would even work.

I’m just happy we have all of these choices.

The FOSS apps are fantastic already and Sync is there if you want that too.

Paid software absolutely has a place in the world. Evil companies producing evil software designed to build a monopoly and lock out FOSS apps do not. I don’t think Sync falls into the latter and I’m happy they’ve made the choice to be able to eat.

1. All of the basics should just work well out of the box with minimal tweaking. Yes even NVIDIA stuff.
2. The software center needs a massive overhaul. It feels like an afterthought by people who would rather use a command line.

Given the stranglehold that Chrome-based browsers have on the market, I’d say it’s the opposite.

The potato and gravy at KFC uses whatever crud fell to the bottom of the friers each day. Usually that was good chicken bits, but sometimes it could be whatever the staff were playing catch with for fun.

Oh and be nice to the people making your food. Trust me on that one.