I would fuck with the training data as much as I can till I find a new job.

Get one of those mouse jugglers, randomly hit keys and just click randomly or hit buttons

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They took AGPL3 and added a clause to it under a section where you’re allowed to add clauses.

However in AGPL3 it says you’re not allowed to add restrictions.

So in their own liscence it says they are not allowed to add restrictions beyond a certain scope.

And then they break that rule.

So I’d say their extra clause, according to they liscence they released, is invalid

There’s apparently been a fallout between ColabraOffice and LibreOffice, which is why LibreOffice is now building a web version.

Many complain about bad UX, if nextcloud is going through this amount of effort to make a fork, then those people have a point

Exactly, they are focusing on what they do well, and letting others do their part elsewhere.

Are we to criticize Euro-Office when they don’t drive European made cars too?

This video comes to mind: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/vHfbUIQeW_A

I only use nextcloud as a Drive, and I use deck.

So it’s fairly easy to replace with alternatives, or build your own.

I considered not running it and looking for alternatives, but it’s quite influential and big in the FOSS world, so I like using it and seeing how it progresses and how it is to use

Perfection is the enemy of progress

I run mine using a helm chart in Kubernettes, it’s running pretty smoothly

I don’t think OnlyOffice will win in court.

AGPL3 prevents you from adding restrictions.

In clause 7 3(b) they add a clause that you must keep their Logo etc. In the UI

The almost immediately in a follow up clause restrict anyone from using their Logo etc.

With those clauses, you can’t fork the repo. Which adds a restriction, which is against AGPL3

Business could then pay TrueNAS (or someone else) to handle the signing for them.

All the code can be Open-Source, the handling of they keys just obviously need to be secret.

I’ve heard others say that you can just use private keys, Debian does that.

Though I’m not very knowledgeable in this, others can hopefully clarify.

I’ve thought my family to first google the issue, and if they’re still stuck ask me. work most of the time because that all I do anyway

Depends where you live, I used to love driving home at nights on long winding quiet roads. Very relaxing

For me it depends, when it’s an uncle I hardly have a relationship with randomly asking me to fix his printer because I’m good with computers. Then no think you, I just tell him to google the problem or ask Mistral-AI

If it’s my close family then I love helping them

Click and find out

Hey check this cool reddit alternative I found:

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Rossmann has no chill, I love it.

We need more of this

Spent the whole day looking at routers and switches, and I think I’m going with Unifi their prices are on par with the open source alternatives and they seem to just work no fuss, and I can run them fully locally and not depend on the cloud if I wanted.

I don’t want to buy any hardware that can be taken away from me with a firmware push where I now need to pay a subscription to use my product. Wile that risk with Unifi doesn’t seem to be zero, it seems close to zero.