Bibliophile means someone who loves/likes books. I’m guessing that’s their point. That “phile” has been corrupted by sexual connotations.

In Spanish pediatra as well

Every time I eat dark chocolate, I sneeze. I’m not even allergic, it’s got something to do with a nerve. So I’m gonna be eating that mofo forever now. 3$ for future sneezes please.

Look, I watch a lot of anime, especially Isekai, ecchi and harem, and I have not seen incest once yet

That is not necesarily true. An admin of an instance definitely can sell info. Same for respecting privacy. You do have more freedom though, since it’s federated, you can research whichever server you think aligns with your views/needs and choose that one while still interacting with the rest.

I have worked both as a professional translator in works not related to software and as a software developer, and also have participaded on open source public project translated by the community with weblate.

There is NO WAY at all that the AI translations are worse. DeepL has been powering your human translators pretty much since it released, and LLMs are way better at translating than the average Joe.

Most of those weblate managed translations I mentioned were absolute dogshit. Done by humans, done with passion and good intention (most of the time, some of the languages we did know less about had stuff that had nothing to do with the original texts).

Like, people assume since they speak a language that they are able to translate that language and that is not true.

Unless Mozilla had full time, proper translators working, the quality con only increase by using AI.

And if they did, they can sack most of the team, leave one per language, and have them review the translations, and they would save massive amounts of money. And like it or not, open source needs money to run.

It’s literally nextcloud+ox+openproject+some others, I do not now how integrated, but expect webui/hosted

I personally do not care, I usually do not want to go into communities/places where I’m not welcome. But disceiminating basing on gender, sex, sexuality, race, ideology, etc… usually frowned upon.

I just find that double standard quite pronounced.

Yeah, men should go to the back of that bus right?

I don’t really know for assembly line and the atomic bomb, but for internet and AI the first thing we did is porn.

I agree that we should do something, defend the person/group being attacked at least, and making sure that the historical circumstances that make a slur a slur no longer apply as a current context.

But that does not solve the issue either. Take “retard” or “idiot” for example. There was one word, became a slur, then the new non-slur one became the new slur, and so on.

That happens with all the slurs. Same with “swear words” like fuck. There is freck, it means exactly the same, used in the same context. Somehow that word is good and the other is bad. And at some point freck will become a swear word.

We should, at all points, defend and protect others being harassed or attacked if possible. What I’m arguing is that empowering those words is part of the issue why they are weaponized, and a futile attempt because other words will be used with the same intent in their place. It is not useful to censor the language.

I’m sorry that you see no value in discussing further, but thank you for doing it until this point at least, you have been the only one debating in good faith.

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Hmmm you are probably right, it does seem like the person in question is flooding the chat with the word. That is a problem, the word itself should not be (probably except when intentionally used to cause harm, but intention is quite difficult to measure or prove)

We can just ignore them and not be offended by words, though

I have! But in a civilized country, not the USA. I do pay your salary when I go to the restaurant, yes. You are paid by the restaurant only because people go there and eat. Your salary is literally dependant on people ordering food. It is the service you provide, you are not a fucking independent contractor that I have personally hires to serve my table lol. You are on the restaurant’s payroll, same as tech support is on whatever company’s payroll. No tips for one, no tips to the other. A techy gets paid the same whether they spend 5 hours on a ticket and licks the customer’s dick, or if they spend one hour and are complete asses.

The tip is not their salary, it’s an optional gratuity. It doesn’t devalue shit. They should get paid a living wage, and that’s it. That or you better stop being a hypocrite and start tipping tech support as well.

Do you tip for the service for customer tech support or similar customer facing industries as well?

I work IT… how exactly are they blocking wireguard?

Edit: Okay, I did the search, and as I guessed, they do not. Users seem to report UDP blocking and throttling in general, not wireguard (I’m not sure that would be possible). It’s not even particularly confirmed though.

Source?