Yes because that's totally the same as xeroxing someone else's work and handing it out in the street to anyone who wants it, all day every day.
HughJanus
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Those public libraries pay to have those books on their shelves 🤦♂️
Imagine spending years writing a book for the benefit of others, only to have it downloaded, stripped of it's licensing and given away to others for free and being robbed of compensation for the time you invested.
That's nothing to do with security or networking. It's entirely around consumer tech.
Who cares?
That sounds like a job for a client and not necessarily Lemmy the service
This is what I never understood about the whole training on AI thing.
When a human creates an artwork, they don't do it out of a vacuum. They've had a lifetime of inspiration from artwork they've discovered that inspires then to create something wholly new. AI does the same thing
In the long run, yes
I don't understand what any of this means. Windows is now just Edge?
The whole point is that it's not like other phones. The whole point is that it's supposed to be sustainable.
Removing the capability of using wired headphones that have no batteries and have an indefinite life goes against everything the company claims to stand for.
Immediately turning around and introducing Bluetooth options is what every other manufacturer has done to drive profits.
Imagine being so entitled that you think you have a right to others' work for free.