Finally some good fucking news. Now let's make it so there's no 2.0 3.0 etc constantly trying to sneak this in - we need to enshrine privacy into real laws.
Yes, in fact there's no framework or legal precedent right now so everyone already is doing it. You can just scrape the web etc and disregard IP ownership because training AI is transformative work - as it should be.
Honestly I agree with Meta here but this should apply to everyone. I think most people here conflate their hate for Meta with the factual reality of intellectual property.
Nope, I'm not an american and oracle is really not that well known outside of american corporate tech.
Mysql and Java were very big in Europe but as developer you don't really interact with Oracle at all and even then everyone's using openjdk since early 2010s so really if you're not working in american enterprise you never even going to encounter Oracle's name let alone interact with them.
My only interaction was calling their support trying to explain what a debit card is because Oracle is so brokenly american that they don't understand the difference between debit and credit.
Slab phone is solved tech already and this is the time where we can vote for more ethical solutions without really losing anything. The newest fairphone is basically just a standard android flagship.
Tesonet is pretty well known as one of the biggest tech company in the baltics region so obviously they do a lot of different tech.
VPN itself is mostly harmless and can't intercept e2e encrypted traffic and today even DSN is under e2e.
The only red flag is really the inaccurate advertising that vpn protects from public wifi issues which is on page with every VPN ad (except Mullvad) but still wrong.
At least IBM used to be cool and gave us things like SQL, DRAM and Thinkpads. Other than Java kits I couldn't name a single useful initiative from Oracle. They just take existing inventions and shuffle enterprise papers.
I've been a software engineer for over 20 years now and tbh I couldn't tell you even if my life depended on it. I know it's a shit tier hosting service that people use because they offer 5$ worth virtual server for free with a valid credit card but that's about it.
It's one of those ancient paper shuffling IT companies that is 95% sale/middle mamager leeches, 5% wizard engineers carrying everything on their shoulders.
Small brain maxes out at one float number