| ▲ | serf 2 days ago | |
i'll never defend microsoft, but it irks me to hear the phrase 'free as in freedom' used specifically to describe a service that , as an advertised benefit, restricts user freedom. no thanks. I don't have to be pro or against AI to avoid signing a deal with (another) devil. p.s. : "my code won't be training AI if im on codeberg" is just straight delusion, regardless of their policies. | ||
| ▲ | 1718627440 2 days ago | parent [-] | |
"'free as in freedom'" only narrows it down to not refer to the price. It doesn't actually state what you are free from or to. | ||