[–] 1 point 9 months ago

Yeah, 5G works (I'm on it at the moment!). No issues with MMS, but I haven't tested RCS since I'm on /e/OS (which doesn't support RCS as far as I'm aware - I just use SMS/MMS and Matrix). The visual voicemail functionality in the stock /e/OS Phone app doesn't work with Mint Mobile, but the T-Mobile Visual Voicemail app does work.

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  • [–] 2 points 9 months ago

    So you're suggesting that the AI "knew" that the "Bluetooth Keyboard & Mouse" app wasn't FOSS, but recommended it to OP anyway when they asked for a FOSS app, and it did so out of malice? Or you think Google has provided explicit instructions for Gemini to promote non-FOSS apps to people who ask for FOSS apps because they're evil?

    Seems much more likely to me that the LLM just doesn't actually understand anything it's talking about and the embedding space it ended up in when given OP's prompt caused it to surface this random non-FOSS app.

    Thus, Hanlon's Razor.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 year ago

    Yeah, that's what I'm doing. I'm running a de-Googled Android (/e/OS on a Fairphone 6) and using the KDE Connect app on there to sync up with my desktop (via GSConnect in NixOS since I'm running GNOME, though KDE Connect would be preferable if you're running Plasma). It's not perfect, and I've run into a few bugs (especially with regard to group messages), but it's surprisingly reliable otherwise.

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    I recently made an iOS app that I’d like to distribute the source code for. I was initially going to license it with the GPL, but I read that apparently Apple’s App Store isn’t compatible with the terms of the GPL. Is there something that’s typically recommended by the FOSS community for this situation (other than just not distributing an iOS app)?

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