I mean there is Waterfox, which is avaible on desktop as well as on Android. There is also the Zen browser, which is amazing for Desktop. Both theese browsers are fully FOSS and have explicitly positioned themselves against AI (Statement from Waterfox and Statement from Zen). And the great thing is, basicly all Firefox forks can easily sync interoperably and end to end encrypted thanks to Firefox Sync, so you could use Zen Browser on the desktop and sync it with Waterfox on your phone.
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BennyTheExplorer@lemmy.worldto
Game Development@programming.dev•Indie Studio Released 10,000 Game Assets To Help Devs Avoid AI
2·8 days agoOh, alright. Some of the other comments made me a little angry, that may have clouded my judgement on yours. So
BennyTheExplorer@lemmy.worldto
Game Development@programming.dev•Indie Studio Released 10,000 Game Assets To Help Devs Avoid AI
1·8 days agoYou’re paying for it. This pack costs money.
And even if it was free, the problem with AI isn’t that you’re not paying for it. It’s that you are ripping off artists without their consent. All artists that are in this asset pack consented to their work being used.
BennyTheExplorer@lemmy.worldto
Game Development@programming.dev•Indie Studio Released 10,000 Game Assets To Help Devs Avoid AI
1·8 days agoJust because you’re not a big company doesn’t mean, that that is not stealing.
And yeah, a lot of independent artists works are being scraped and yes, they are struggling, have you ever talked to one?
BennyTheExplorer@lemmy.worldto
Game Development@programming.dev•Indie Studio Released 10,000 Game Assets To Help Devs Avoid AI
1·8 days agoName one example
BennyTheExplorer@lemmy.worldto
Game Development@programming.dev•What game engine is the best for my laptop? and good for a total beginner?
1·8 days agoGodot has a web based editor as well, although it seems kind of limited: https://editor.godotengine.org/releases/latest/
BennyTheExplorer@lemmy.worldto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Does Lemmy have more freedom of speech than Reddit?
2·8 days agoWell, your entire argument is based on very vague anecdotal observations and you didn’t mention any concrete examples, so arguing against your points feels kind of pointless.
What were the exact things you said on which communities, that got you “dogpiled”?
And please just be honest, you are not some kind of politian trying to win a debate by any means possible, I see this more as a conversation.
BennyTheExplorer@lemmy.worldto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Does Lemmy have more freedom of speech than Reddit?
171·8 days agoI would say, Lemmy (or the Fediverse in general is just like real life. You can say anything you want, but don’t expect anyone to invite you to their party or talk to you, if you are being an jerk.
Meaning, that noone can ban you from Lemmy for anything you say. But they certainly can ban you from their own instance and / or not federate with an instance, you are on if they don’t like what you say.
Also, as a general word of advice, just be a decent, nice person and you’ll probably be fine. Online or offline. A major idea of the fediverse is to imagine and be part of a better world and if we engage with each other respectfully, everyone is better off.
BennyTheExplorer@lemmy.worldto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Does Lemmy have more freedom of speech than Reddit?
21·8 days agoJust because you are free to way whatever you want, doesn’t mean, that anybody has to listen or agree with you. If people don’t agree with your opinion and they let you know it, they are exercising their own freedom of speech.
And also, nobody owes you to platform your beliefs uncritically. Either you find a community, that wants to engage with you (and you talk to the other communities that wanna engage with your community) or you create your own community (and yeah, that could cost you a small amount of money and time). My point is, you can’t just expect people to let you use the resources that they pay for to platform opinions that they find harmful enough to not wanna talk to you again. Saying that someone banning someone from their community is impeading on your free speech is just like complaining that someone didn’t invite you to their party because you insulted them.
BennyTheExplorer@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Manufacturer issues remote kill command to disable smart vacuum after engineer blocks it from collecting data — user revives it with custom hardware and Python scripts to run offlineEnglish
195·16 days agoI think your comparison to slavery is a bit overblown and minimizes the tragedy of actual slavery. But I agree with the sentiment.



Jup, that should work