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I’ve just tried it, and although the idea is interesting it doesn’t seem to be working as intended.

I’m pretty sure all of these are FOSS, and thy were tagged as proprietary:

• AnkiDroid
• Moonlight
• KDE Connect
• KeePassDX
• Lichess
• MPV

And these are also FOSS but were flagged as ‘Unknown’:

• MGit
• NetworkTools
• Simple Audio Converter
• Termux
• Yet Another Call Blocker

And there are others I’m not entirely sure if theyre FOSS or hybrid, that were also flagged as proprietary.

Also not a fan of needing to subscribe to give feedback (like pointing out FOSS alternatives or false positives).

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If I had to guess, most of these ‘books’ are some kink bullshit. Ever since I looked for the rankings in the Kindle section, it was flooded by books with men or women stripping on the cover and some random erotic titles. Among them some rare exceptions (and most of these were some cheap self-help stuff).

That being said, I wouldn’t be surprised this is what’s being actually affected. I can’t see the actual data or content of the article though, because it requires me to subscribe and I definitely won’t.

Exactly what I wonder. I have a list of 110 (and growing) books I want to read, all of them written by human beings, and I discover something new all the time. There’s no way I will buy a random book on Amazon, be it from AI or by some author I’ve never heard anything about.

I’ve read it (from here: https://archive.ph/ci9vj#selection-591.0-859.53 because I don’t want to give them the clicks). And? I agree with @chickenf622@sh.itjust.works , it smells like an advertisement. In fact, it doesn’t just smells, it practically screams like corporate propaganda.

But was he prepared to be under their overwatch?

It might as well be his doom (pun intended). Can’t Activision file a lawsuit against him for uploading that on Github?

No thanks. I don’t need a closed source browser from an USA company, promising about privacy. I don’t trust them.

The pro-consumer pitch is typical of these startup.

I don’t even see the point of paying for their search engine, which honestly feels to me just a viral market stunt on social media to make people believe it’s that much different from the dozens free alternatives we already have.