https://github.com/Logarex/AvoCook

Been using this one, and really like it. I sync it with nextcloud, but you don't have to.

Nor appealing!

Will they care / understand about false positives?

Not likely.

I spent some years in classrooms as a service provider when Wikipedia was all the rage. Most districts had a "no Wikipedia" policy, and required primary sources.

My kids just graduated high school, and they were told NOT to use LLM's (though some of their teachers would wink). Their current college professors use LLM detection software.

AI and Wikipedia are not the same, though. Students are better off with Wikipedia as they MIGHT read the references.

Still, those students who WANT to learn will not be held back by AI.

I'm a social worker by background. It all started with running Linux on my desktop.

From there, the possibilities seemed endless.

It's where Linux really shines, to be honest. Those specs will be fine. Great learning opportunity for the students too.

I'd like a law that software / hardware companies who file for bankruptcies must release the source / files for their tech to an open source repository.

I was hoping for a story.

A tool becomes "good" or "bad" based on its implementation.

The current trend towards massive unsustainable data centers is pretty objectively "bad" for humans and other creatures for questionable benefit.

Localized AI, on the other hand, would be less harmful, and more useful. This would move the needle towards a more objective "good".

I don't believe this is a new concept. IIRC, the same claim was made around 20 years ago.

I suspect these things go through cycles like everything else.

We should definitely be paying attention when the developers of critical infrastructure begin to burn out.

This is the salient point that's hard to communicate.

We've moved to fdroid and others because we're trying to avoid the scammers on the Play Store.

You're right, but it's more nuanced than that.

The EU is like a Hydra. Some heads are consumer facing, others are population control facing.

Success would mean distracting the control heads while wooing the population heads.

No easy task.

The biggest roadblock will be whether the bootloader will allow another OS. You should be able to search xda forums for your device as a start.

Linux can be installed on ARM, no problem.

Depends on what the virus is built to do.

I read someone intentionally infected their Linux system with a Windows virus, and they lost the home directory.

Getting out and actually doing something useful and productive can help you view the world in a different way. Be a part of the things that are good about the world.

Volunteer Be with good people

And therapy.

Semantics, no? Side loading is an alternate way of installing.

There's a really cool Linux native game called neverputt (part of neverball).

Check it out!

The US government should do the same.

Unless I'm reading this incorrectly, this seems far more invasive than the California law.

I suspect support from European governments.