It's nice that Scarlett Johansson can hire a legal team for that. Meanwhile the rest of us just has to live with all of the things they've created being used to train those AIs without seeing a cent.
@jack@jstepien Every time I read something like this my brain reminds me that #gemini might be the only solution and most probably too few people might go down that route.
@bkil One of the problems is: As soon as you allow img tags, ad companies will start to include transparent images to track you. You give them a nice tool, they exploit it. Once scripting is allowed, all the flood gates are open and we are doomed again.
Im thinking about replacing my NAS with #Glusterfs. But I’m not sure about one usecase. My NAS serves NFS storage to a KVM host. On the NFS are qcow images. The performance isn’t great but perfectly acceptable for what I do. Would that still work with Glusterfs or would the constant sync of data in the background be too much? #askfedi#askmastodon
@vwbusguy Thanks for your feedback. I also noticed the conversation you started around glusterfs here on Mastodon. Looks like it's causing trouble sometimes. Not sure if I'd really like to use Ceph, since the setup seems to require a bit more involvement. How about ocfs2? Any experiences with that? Primarily I need a file storage. Only secondarily a qemu vm image storage.
I guess it tells you more about “FOSS”todon than anything else that they chose to block a human rights activist/privacy advocate who wakes up and works at a not-for-profit on free and open software every day. Maybe if I were to work at Google and hack on a hobby open source project in the evenings I’d be acceptable?