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Do you even need abliterated GLM to do this? I haven't had it refuse to reverse anything yet.

Some of the world's most successful open source projects and "communities", such as the Linux kernel, have succeeded contrary to the author's proposed values. What they really are looking for is a like minded clique, not a community.

That's the joke.

Mistral now has a 15 euro/month subscription for GLM 5.3. Pretty cool

> Musi is an unlicensed music streaming app, based in Canada, which is currently unavailable through any mainstream app store following its removal from Apple’s App Store. However, the app remains accessible on Apple devices where users had previously installed it. Users who previously acquired Musi through their Apple account may also be able to reinstall or sideload the application onto an Apple device despite its removal from the App Store.

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> A further concern is Cloudflare’s implementation of Encrypted Client Hello (ECH). ECH is a privacy-enhancing TLS extension that encrypts the Server Name Indication, meaning that intermediaries may see that a user is connecting to Cloudflare but not which Cloudflare-hosted website is being accessed. IFPI’s technical analysis found that, in Cloudflare’s implementation, the visible SNI may show a public-facing Cloudflare hostname rather than the actual target website. Cloudflare now enables ECH by default on Free zones, increasing its relevance to copyright enforcement.

Horrifying thoughts.

You mean the guy whose concerts went on as planned, and the online slacktivists screaming literal baby murderer at him have already moved on to the next $thing?

Way back in junior high school our teacher showed us Adolf Hitler's speeches. Do you think she was actually a secret nazi preying on impressionable youths?

The Stack Overflow generation pulled up the ladder a decade ago, and now that they have already "made it" they can spend all day writing romanticized takes about how great their little club really was.

Meanwhile, the rest of us still have work to do and can't spend all day arguing with strangers on the internet. Not all even speak English at all.

When KDE blew up the beautiful KDE 3 desktop, a bunch of people put on their big adult pants and forked Trinity Desktop. Today's slacktivists can only impose endless demands of purity on online boards, before moving on to the next target of outrage.

These fees were sucessfully lobbied in the media as a "Temu tax", and even reputable state broadcasters continue to refer to it as a "junk fee". However, it applies indiscriminately to everything from a decades old vintage book purchased from the UK, or spare parts to restore electronics ordered from Japan.

Removing on device translations makes it harder for users to discover the independent web in languages outside their understanding. What a "user hostile" decision.