Correct, ChatGPT is proprietary spyware.
If the interface would support self hosted (local/offline) LLMs, then I'm sure people would be much more interested.
Rikj000
joined 1 year ago
CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies),
basically FIAT 2.0,
but now with even less rights and privacy over your money.
Suyu is the most popular + actively developed afaik.
https://suyu.dev/
They host their code on their own Forgejo instance:
https://git.suyu.dev/explore/repos
Which is more DMCA proof then Github/Gitlab.
I hope ForgeFed will go into production soon,
then we can synchronize the code in between multiple Forgejo instances in a federated fashion.
https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/59
How do you think news sites earn money?
They do not provide that content for free,
you are their product of which they benefit.
I use NoScript,
which tells me about each JavaScript piece a website has, most if not all of them contain trackers (= data collection).
Each article,
links to a news site,
which is riddled with data trackers,
which collects info about you,
which is sold.
In addition the sites contain advertisements.
Only these 2:
Because they:
- Spam up your feed
- Spread depressing content (since it attracts more attention thus earns them more)
- Try to manipulate you
Points that can help them change to FOSS:
- Cool new features not available in proprietary alternatives
- Awareness of privacy risks & issues
- Battery life improvements
- Storage size reduction
- Security improvements
Sites that can help them find FOSS alternatives:
- https://www.opensourcealternative.to/
- https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome
- https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/
- https://f-droid.org/en/packages/
In my experience it's extremely hard to make someone not interested in software to try out new FOSS apps though..
Human Centipede,
that shit is banned in a few countries for a reason..
- Forgejo: But ForgeFed, it's federation software is still under development
- Radicle: But they have unnecessary ties with crypto stuff
I feel you :/
I'd answer with:
Because it's a privacy nightmare.
They'll answer with:
I don't care about privacy,
I've got nothing to hide.
I'll answer with:
That's a dumb reply,
my privacy is not important,
but systematic privacy is,
if we don't care about it,
we'll end up in a oppressed surveillance state like China.
And then they say "huh" and likely will continue to not care.. ;-;
However it does make some aware,
in which I'm putting my faith.
All I want to know is how it can be removed / disabled permanently from my work laptop when it reaches it.
Correct me if I'm wrong,
but I have been disliking Ubuntu because they use: