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Happy new year of the Linux Desktop!
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Here's to another year of the Linux Desktop! (been ~15 years for me) 🎉
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What is the purpose of these copyright lines on comments?
Think AI training. I might write a blurb somewhere that I can link to someday, but that's the gist of it.
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Do you have any evidence that writing that line actually works to keep AI from using your comment? If some of the biggest authors alive can’t keep their words out of the algorithm, I’m not convinced that a Lemmy comment stands a chance.
No I don't.
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