Why is that a problem if the developers are apparently fine with it?

Everyone can still use the open source version/fork. It could only become a problem if distributions for some reason decided to use that closed source version, which doesn’t make any sense.

I fail to see a worst case scenario here beyond companies being able to profit from the software as well.

for me persona problem of this replacement is only license switching from strong copy left to permissive

Why does it matter to you? If the developers are fine with the license and how the code they write can be used under it, that’s their prerogative. You don’t lose anything if some company also uses those programs.

I don’t know who exactly staying behind rust coreutils but devs just ignore all request about GPL

What are you expecting them to say? “That’s the license we chose for this thing we’re allowing you to use for free. Use it or don’t, we don’t care”? They have no obligation to justify themselves to you.

will not support MIT licence as for main tools for importan core of system

What do you mean by support? Would be be donating money to the developers if the license was different? The developers don’t get anything from you using their code.

I know nothing about the arr stack, but the abbreviations and icons seem to just refer to the sites you’re supposed to put in (e.g. FX -> funxd.site, DX -> ddl-warez.cc). Presumably, because having those domains in the source code could be problematic for legal reasons and because they might change due to take-downs.

That also means you can’t just input alternatives. Those specific sites are the only ones that are supported.

Why doesn’t everyone just use drugs to be happy forever?

I know this is c/nostupidquestions, but surely you can come up with an answer for that one yourself. Why are you not shooting up heroin right now?

I mean technically Lasagna is just the type of pasta. So Lasagna with Alfredo sauce is still Lasagna as much as Spaghetti with Alfredo sauce is still Spaghetti.

Saoirse (as in Saoirse Ronan). I’m sure I looked up the pronunciation at some point, but I can’t seem to remember.

Can’t you just add an “Offline” account in Prism Launcher?

Interesting, hadn’t heard the term “anendophasia” before. I don’t have an inner voice either except when reading or writing. No aphantasia though.

I’ve done similar things with a regular PDF editor (Master PDF Editor for Linux in this case) by just selecting all the elements at once through a search and pressing delete.

This should work with your link, but probably not the page number, since there’s nothing static you could search for.

Couldn’t you simply rent a single server with like twice the bandwidth of your existing server? Unless you want to test automatic banning of IP addresses or something, having it spam your website with requests should have the exact same effect as using a botnet.

I don’t think you can rent botnets with some ready to use software to simulate web scraping or generate fake comments. You’d probably have to write that yourself anyway.

I think you’re missing the point here. Nobody is saying em dashes are making texts worse.

They’re just one of many indicators that can together allow for a good guess as to whether a text is AI generated or not.

Of course not all texts using them are AI generated, but if you also bold random words, use a lot of unnecessary and obscure emoji, put everything into bulletpoints and end your text with a useless summary, then people might get suspicious.

No, it shouldn’t. The query part is supposed to be delimited by a ? and multiple fields are usually separated by a &.

Here’s a link skipping the intro: https://youtu.be/2tzmF9lEZi0?t=50.

Tatsächlich interessant. Ich habe eins von diesen winzigen schweizer Taschenmessern am Schlüsselbund, das dann wohl auch unter diese “zeitlich begrenzten Regelungen” fallen würde.

I’m generally aware of all that, but I don’t see how it answers the question. Why can’t you just stop all app processes, unmount the relevant partitions, clear any memory containing cryptographic keys etc. but not actually reboot?

Rebooting just seems like a very roundabout, slow and inefficient way to get back to that initial state you describe. Is there something e.g. the bootloader does that cannot be replicated on a running phone and is essential for securing it again after the first unlock?

Why is a reboot necessary for that? Is it not possible to enter the same encrypted state the phone is in after a reboot without actually rebooting?

I dislike all these new and unnecessary AI integrations as much as the next person, but I could see this being useful to combat clickbait titles and resulting disinformation.

Not having to spend five minutes reading a shitty “Why cashews are actually bad for you” article just to find the line where it admits that they really aren’t seems like a potential improvement to me.

The script won’t work without a proxy, but if privacy is important to you, you can host your own and replace the default proxies with it. Your own proxy would require a verified YouTube account though, so it kind of defeats the purpose if you were trying to avoid creating such an account in the first place.

Been using that one for years without any problems. Users should be aware though that it uses third party proxies by default that could potentially log which age restricted videos you’re watching.

I don’t think there are many tangible benefits if all you want to do is read. You’re likely using Calibre anyway for sideloading books and it converts everything to a compatible format automatically.

The only somewhat useful things the jailbreak allowed me to do is add custom fonts, custom screensavers, install KOReader as an alternative ebook viewer (although I rarely used it) and prevent updates because the interface became a lot worse after an update at some point.