What are you using to uninstall it? I use Canta from F-Droid and it usually provides a short description of most apps and why you should or shouldn’t uninstall them.
What are you using to uninstall it? I use Canta from F-Droid and it usually provides a short description of most apps and why you should or shouldn’t uninstall them.
Manjaro and Debian
It doesn’t work on the latest Firefox Beta, so it’s probably just for the desktop app.
Doesn’t seem to work on mobile Firefox, I’ll have to try it on my computer later.
Lol!
I recognise Asimov, HHGttG and Futurama, but what’s the second one?
Why a picture of a screen rather than a screenshot? Granted, the moiré effect isn’t so prominent on this specific sample, but still.
It apparently has an Android version, but for an open source app, it’s not on F-Droid?
Are those carrier apps FOSS? Are they on F-Droid? How do you install them? If not, it’s not really any better.
I use Seal on Android and yt-dlp-gui on Linux because they’re native apps using native theming/design languages, but it’s always cool to have another option!
If it used the Signal protocol any app that used that protocol which is open, could interact with it, that is the point. Whereas RCS is a closed protocol, just one that happens to also be interoperable with Google Messages, but not any other third party apps that people might want to make.
To be honest, I’m a bit surprised that on Lemmy people are so against open standards and FOSS apps.
Android has Java through Pojav Launcher
Java doesn’t have microtransactions and all mods and updates are free.
If Apple implemented the Matrix or Signal protocol it would still work the same way for you, while not forcing other Android users to use on Google or Samsung’s proprietary apps, those being the only options for RCS.
RCS is the wrong one to use, since it is not an open enough standard for there to be a single FOSS RCS app on Android. Something like Matrix or the Signal protocol would be better.
If you publish it on github, that’s already taken care of for you!
For local models, the app SpeechNote seems to be your best bet, but I’ve had trouble with getting it to work system wide, I have to copy the text from the app to other places. Idk about online models.
A sad day for pro-preservation advocates
A sad day for pro-preservation advocates
I don’t have an answer for you, but I’m also interested in this and would like to see the responses
They’re not incompatible, although I think it unlikely AGI will be an LLM. They are all next word predictors, incredibly complex ones, but that doesn’t mean they’re not intelligent. Just as your brain is just a bunch of neurons sending signals to each other, but it’s still (presumably) intelligent.