amki

Bin ein großer Fan von Hegel,

Da begibst du dich aber in ganz schlechte Gesellschaft.

Kant glaubt, dass „mühsames Lernen oder peinliches Grübeln” alle „Vorzüge” des schönen Geschlechts zerstört. Hegel ist der Meinung, dass Frauen bestenfalls gebildet sein können, aber für die “höheren Wissenschaften” nicht „gemacht” sind. Und für Nietzsche ist etwas mit der Geschlechtlichkeit der Frau nicht in Ordnung, wenn sie „gelehrte Neigungen” hat.

That's not even true, I run my own mailserver for private and a business and it works like expected.

Yet people claim it writes all their programming code...

The analogy is that you buy a car (because if it breaks, the car and your entertainment stuff, you will buy a new one to replace it, you will also carry all maintenance) but suddenly you can't drive backwards anymore because the manufacturer decided retroactively that you should pay extra for that (possibly in a subscription).

I would say it is your good right then to make your car drive backwards regardless of what it may take.

TechnologyConnections is pretty dope

The load distributes across more shoulders automatically.

If you only host a server for yourself and 10 friends it costs next to nothing, if you have a big operation it can get just as expensive, it depends on what you are willing to do.

With centralized systems there is no choice but for the one centralized host to host everything.

That is exactly what it doesn't. There is no "understanding" and that is exactly the problem. It generates some output that is similar to what it has already seen from the dataset it's been fed with that might correlate to your input.

Funny you would think that using the fediverse. Discord has exactly the same problems Reddit and Twitter had where at any moment someone for whatever reason could alter the deal significantly.

Your point is that copyright law is easier to enforce than trademark law? I doubt it. I personally don't care that the lawyers you will definitely need for this and for long do exactly.

If you take over a project of this scale you need to make this your job and thus get paid. There's a good reason Louis hasn't just pushed this out as his hobby project but hired developers.

If you can't it won't happen. My point is more: If it was possible to take over, would it really happen? Extremely unlikely.

You really don't know the history of Microsoft, do you?

The interface gets a little better and that's it basically? (Alternatively: They try to spin a social medium around it and fail somewhat and succeed somewhat?)