| Music | https://libre.fm/user/DigitalDissent |
| Joined the Fediverse | Early 2021 |
| Pictures | https://pixelfed.social/i/web/profile/501797251221546455 |
| Music | https://libre.fm/user/DigitalDissent |
| Joined the Fediverse | Early 2021 |
| Pictures | https://pixelfed.social/i/web/profile/501797251221546455 |
On this day 26 years ago, demonstrators blockaded and shut down the summit of the World Trade Organization in Seattle—demonstrating the power of direct action and horizontal, decentralized organizing.
Today, as federal mercenaries attack our communities while state institutions strive even more blatantly to repress and impoverish us, we need the lessons of the Seattle WTO protests more than ever.
So... @fedora has made a policy explicitly allowing AI code. So I have to change my home distro.
@gentoo and @netbsd both have specific policies against it, but I ain't about doing a Gentoo install (sorry, guys, I love you for this, but I need a binary first distro), and NetBSD ain't great for gaming AFAIK.
So... any other Distros wanna step up and do the right thing? @archlinux? @opensuse? @debian? #VoidLinux? @alpinelinux?
Just a public statement that says "No, we don't want that crap" would be plenty --- I understand the difficulty of enforcing the policy, but setting it as a community/commit standard would go a long way towards making a lot of us feel better.
(Boost for visibility, please?)
An album by Phono Input