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They don't need to.

It's my wish to read a blog that discusses the nuances, instead of onesided bla.

Sometimes it's free to make you lock into their ecosystem.

Once you have an account with them, there is less of a barrier to solve a problem you have by purchasing their service, especially when you feel like you got a lot of value for free from that company.

Yeah thats the point I was trying to make.

Why is it talked about so onesidedly when it is actually multi-facetted? The blog to me reads like: "there are legal reasons against AI and there are fanatic reasons against AI, so we yive you the option to disable it (but actually it's totally great as we all know and agree)."

I wish they'd addressed it in a more nuanced way or not at all. Just saying "It is now a config" would have been enough, but they went out of their way to point out only the subset of the arguments that can be easily dismissed.

Guess they have a product to sell that rides on the succsess of AI coding.

https://metr.org/blog/2025-07-10-early-2025-ai-experienced-os-dev-study

Nobody ever adresses that using AI might actually be less efficient (while feeling more productive to the users)

I used RetroShare for that a decade ago, but you need to find contacts for that.

Maybe a briar or simplex group?

Use pastebin to share them

Maybe related: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=197703

Because nobody said it yet: wash your bed with warm water and soap to remove any residue (especially oily fingerprints)

I think they mean making ALL corners not round. Or at least thats what I use klassy for.

But I realize now that my joke doesn't work if the bottom corners being round is off by default anyway.

Next week in klassy : write code to un-round bottom corners.

/j

Can you maybe try connecting them directly to each other without a router and without internet? Afaik KDE has a hotspot button/setting somewhere.

In my case I think it's just the congested WIFI in my area.

And I have no way to cable up the devices without having cables going through my whole apartment.