tengkuizdihar

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Maybe I thought about this too far and missed freenet's author points, maybe I'm just pissed off with people playing by the rules that wants to remove other people's privacy and increase the privacy of people in power.

Maybe I'm just lame and this is the coolest thing ever.

robust safeguards against illegal usage

So it's not truly anonymous? Isn't the entire point of anonymity is to be against people snooping on your private business? Also, since when illegal a catch-all term for all bad things?

Owning slave was legal, and that is certainly bad. Apartheid is still legal in places and that is certainly bad. Criticizing the govt are illegal in MANY countries, but that is certainly bad. Jaywalking is illegal, but does that warrants it being bad?

Does the author of Freenet appoints his moral to a law other human made, god(s?) made, or he himself made?

Can they ramp up their distribution for south east asia? There's just too many slop hardware in Indonesia, too many AI, too little rightly built laptops. Can't believe I said this, but the only sane buy for new laptops are old gens thinkpads and apple devices.

I don't even like using macs, but it's true, their build quality is better than your run of the mill asus/acer (the predominant brand here) laptops.

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how about FILTERING if it has AI content in it? Like, I don't want porn/risque content on my search, means they have the mean to tag videos and filter it.

How about filtering slop too?

im not sure codeberg currently had the infrastructure to support day-to-day operation of nixpkgs development. I'm using codeberg daily for my own projects, and sometimes the diff for MR is broken or load for too long. Not mentioning stability issues.

Of course I wouldn't complain of something thats maintained by volunteers. I'm just saying the traffic for nixpkgs are currently big and I'm pessimistic codeberg can handle it.

from the letter

What hobbyist can put 3-man years into programming, finding all bugs, documenting his product and distribute for free?

Im all for giving fair or even plentiful compensation to developers who made our softwares. But, how times and hindsight made this passage sounds like, "wait you guys got paid?"