But Deepseek isn't Open Source by any definition of that word that I'm familiar with. Sure, they release more components than ProprietaryAI (which is a low bar,) but what you're left with is still a blob with a lot of the source code not released and no data set published as far as I can tell. Also, if I wanted to train my own model with the tools released, I'd still need millions of GPU hours. As I said, they are more transparent than others, but let's not warp the definitions of words just to give a "win" to another company that is just making another hallucination machine.
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I mean, they have already escaped justice for sex crimes because of their wealth and power, so in effect it would make no difference.
Huh, my experience is that it has worked very well for just that, thus my recommendation.
Is this something that OnlyOffice could solve? They aim for strict compatibility with MS Office IIRC and it's been working really well for me.
Another vote for Debian here. Very low-maintenance distro and you can install it with as many or as few packages as you wish.
Free Software, as defined by the FSF, cannot restrict commercial use, and the OSI says the same about Open Source.
SMB is weird, do you have the option to run NFS on the share instead? Since NFS is made for Unix systems, it's what I've always gone for.
Studied languages at a university in Sweden, using only libre programs, except for one group assignment where we used Google docs. Nothing terribly interesting (computer-wise). Everything worked. Professors wanted .docx files, which LibreOffice happily exported. If I was so inclined, nothing would've stopped me from using something like OpenBSD, or hell, even Haiku would probably work.
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The reason these aren't ticked is that most people don't tick them, so you're sending websites more data than you would otherwise, and websites don't have to respect these requests at all.
Frogs and ants all the way down