The damage is permanently done, people have gone to alternatives and won’t come back

And the Internet Archive too

It 100% will, it has already started

This is specially annoying when troubleshooting, “please give me the error message you’re getting” and they reply with a screenshot of it i cannot copy/paste

Nah, there’s always going to be bots in any public network, it’s normal, should be fought and all but there’s always adversarial individuals, we definitely should find who’s this Nicole person and get them to stop this crap, but you’d be surprised how NORMAL it is to have anything on the public internet under constant, 24/7 attack

Wrong use case, the expected one is friends and family watching stuff on your Jellyfin server from different homes, potentially through mobile, all with dynamic IPs

I am not, but it took me a year+ to move from Gmail to Proton after having a Gmail account since the start of the service, and after i was more or less settled in now comes this scandal, i will move but it will not be immediately, need to plan it well, and also likely use a custom domain to not need to change the address in the future

Seems to be on AnimeBytes

Wouldn’t it be a good idea to eventually find a FOSS/open replacement for the Jawg thing?

Heh, saw it already in some places 🏴‍☠️ so Streisand effect is in full force, good!

If i recall, it’s the one managed by the community instead of the Mozilla Org

Why the hell would you maintain the original name when you know Nintendo is chasing forks?

Tom Scott’s very comprehensive video on the subject

The smart thing to do following this announcement would be to replicate it locally and use that from then on, they gave all the info on how to do it after all

I think many of them already do, i know Iocaine uses Markov chain text generation to spit out nonsense to poison the LLMs, do check it, at the bottom of the project page it links to others

By now i’ve seen like 6 or 7 projects on either trapping or outright poison content for LLM bots, and yesterday i saw this one which outright modifies the HTML of your page making it harder to steal and instead replaces it with a random prompt, someone asks it to summarize a blogpost and instead the thing starts talking about poodles or something, while normal browser users notice nothing

Invite-only and no clear way to get said invites

Thanks! Need to see if they have documented their datasets AND are actually public

First i hear about it, any links?

Thanks!