Some companies decide to delete user content not because it's necessary for GDPR, but because it's the simplest way for them to deal with GDPR.
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It looks like you already find what they alternatives are, but as you noticed they're not Photoshop. They work differently so you'll need to develop a different set of skills to used them.
If what you want is to use Photoshop, the best is to install Photoshop itself with Wine.
I believe they sold the rights to some US company who is now managing the tld.
They specifically decided to profit off the fact that's it's an attractive tld, unlike tld like .ly and .ml where the country never intended for their tld to get a wide use.
You can't really blame the amount of stupidity online.
The problem is that ChatGPT (and other LLM) produce content of the average quality of its input data. AI is not limited to LLM.
For chess we were able to build AI that vastly outperform even the best human grandmasters. Imagine if we were to release a chess AI that is just as good as the average human...
AFAIK they are, but it will only happen if Framework sells enough units for it to be profitable to a 3rd party to manufacture parts.
So if Framework disappears tomorrow, I wouldn't bet on 3rd party to jump on that niche market. That might change of Framework ships millions of units over the next years.
That's for production, in dev Docker (or podman) is very much used.
I too have been using native packages for 25 years and I wouldn't say it have been "fine".
I've had to deal with outdated packages, where to have the latest version of a software you had to compile from source.
I had to deal with 3rd party repositories that broke my system.
I had to deal with conflicting versions of a library.
I had to deal with the migration from libc5 to glibc and God that was horrible.
So yes containers might be a little more complex in its implementation, but it means I can install apps from third parties without touching my system and I love that. My OS stays clean, and my apps don't mess with it.
Yes, clearly we don't need federation for code hosting. We just need a good service and that's what GitHub is.
If a better service shows up I'd be happy to use it, but so far GitHub is the best.
The fundamental difference is that flatpak is a good system, adopted by many distributions.
Snap sucks and only Ubuntu uses it.
They'll do like their Unity UI, wait many years until they realize their mistake then drop it.
Just because you can't completely degooglize doesn't mean there is no value in reducing their place in your life.
Degooglize what you can, step by step.
Yes it's possible to create a Great Firewall around your country, just look at China.
I just really hope France isn't going in that direction.
How does that get him out of the loans?