Ah, open, as in not creating a seal in your ear, and not open as in open source.

I knew that…

Tell me more about this

Where is this graphic from?

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That’s about right. It’s also stuck in time, a decade behind SL.

But they’ve figured out how to do federated grids, which is cool.

That’s fair.

And not that I’m doubting your claim, but this is the first I hear of it; Do you have any sources for SL content being p2p? It would explain why it so regularly breaks.

Second Life? Everything is hosted locally and created by the players.

Did you mean OpenGrid OpenSim? Second Life is not hosted by anyone but Linden Lab.

There is a whole network of conservative fediverse instances and you’re free to go to them. They also allow CSAM and outward racism, which is why this side of the fediverse doesn’t federate with them. Hope that helps :)

Because it’s easier to sign up than it is to cancel.

paper?

Forcing a bunch of neural weights into the public domain doesn’t make the data they were trained on also public domain, in fact it doesn’t even reveal what they were trained on.

If you don’t want a certain geographic of people on Tor, then you don’t believe in Tor.