elgregor @elgregor@librem.one

@wonka @EUCommission Assuming the data even needs permission requests in the first place. Some data (government funded for example) are released for public use for any purpose.

Another example: when someone discovers a new prime number, everyone is free to use this number for anything without asking.

Back to popular understanding of AI: I've published some art and code under licenses like CC0. No asking needed, even though I didn't even know about LLMs/image generators back then.

@wonka @EUCommission Why do people only think about image generators when they hear "AI"? The post even lists "health, energy, meteorology".

@echo_pbreyer Too many people have this subconscious idea that if government has good intentions, it can never do wrong. It never makes mistakes, authorities won't ever abuse power, data breaches only happen to companies...

@Watchdog_Polska Pierwsze słyszę, dzięki!

Pomysł brzmi dobrze, choć moje (niewielkie) doświadczenie z ustawami uczy, że diabeł tkwi w szczegółach.

@TLisaB @EUCommission First time I hear about EHDS. I just looked it up, thanks for the info. I only knew about Chat Control.

@Walter8100000 @noelreports And a lot of these tanks are refurbished tanks from storage, not made from scratch. Still, it's concerning.

@nazokiyoubinbou @itsfoss You can replace Docker with Podman. It's open source and created by Red Hat. It's a drop-in alternative for most use cases.

@tripplehelix @itsfoss Agreed.

@dideldum @itsfoss Privacy preserving attribution does preserve privacy. It just should have been explained better inside Firefox itself (as opposed to being described on a blog) and it should have been opt-in rather than opt-out.

It's about achieving attribution without tracking users. Ad companies claim it can't be done and therefore they should be allowed to track users. Mozilla shows it can be done and therefore tracking should be illegal.

@swigert @noelreports More likely he will get redirected to Ukraine. Though it's not certain, as he was sent to Syria as a punishment for failing in Ukraine.

@europolitan @zaufanatrzeciastrona Metaverse z Fediverse nie mają nic wspólnego poza "verse" w nazwie.

Na BlueSky będzie tak jak na innych korporacyjnych platformach: najpierw gładko i przyjemnie, a potem zaczną wchodzić reklamy, ograniczanie zasięgów (i oferty płacenia za większe zasięgi), wciskanie ludziom na siłę aplikacji mobilnych, cenzura, itd. Pomijam zbieranie informacji o użytkownikach, co już teraz ma miejsce.

@foggy______ruins@infosec.exchange @eff Well, Tor Browser is based on Firefox, so you might not like it then.

@foggy______ruins@infosec.exchange @eff Tor Browser gets you significantly more privacy, but you might encounter some annoyances like more captchas or some sites refusing to serve Tor users. It's your call. You can try it and if it's too annoying then just use Brave (or Firefox with maxed anti-tracking settings and uBlock Origin).

@noelreports I wonder if NK obtained these parts themselves or were they supplied by Russia?

@noelreports Not sure about actually sending troops, but we should definitely say out loud that we are considering it. It costs us nothing, but makes Putin hesitate.

@zaufanatrzeciastrona LibreOffice pozdrawia.