Do you know how they recreated his style? I couldn’t find such information or frankly have enough understanding to know how.

But if they either use his works directly or works created by another GAI with his name/style in the prompt, my personal feeling is that would still be unethical, especially if they charge money to generate his style of art without compensating him.

Plus, I find that the opt-out mentality really creepy and disrespectful

“If he contacts me asking for removal, I’ll remove this.” Lykon said. “At the moment I believe that having an accurate immortal depiction of his style is in everyone’s best interest.”

oh nice, didn’t know about that! Thanks!

Cool! Do you mind expanding on how you ping it back to the fediverse?

I’ve heard of webmentions before used for comments and interactions with the fediverse, but haven’t heard of microformats. Would you mind explaining what/how you use them for?

how’s the text formatting and media attachment? Any limitations or tips for newcomers?

my god, what is your secret to getting people on Signal?

even proprietary softwares? Not that I like to run them, but some uni workstations have them and sometimes they’re unescapable :(

Edit: sorry can’t seem to edit the post from the app for some reason. Nevermind, I figured it out. It was a dumb mistake.

my uni is currently still recommending lastpass as of now, tho I’ve heard they might be looking for alternatives …

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Additionally, Libredirect also have a list of instances like farside.link, but with other types of services as well. I didnt do a thorough comparison yet. See https://github.com/libredirect/instances/blob/main/data.json. I think they also regularly update it.

yeah this seems like a cat-and-mouse game, especially if there’s sufficient incentive/money

Weird ones like the ones about the letter wars, eg r/theLetterH

And generally communities about movies and tv shows, eg dedicated series subreddits

I think it’s the length of the password that affects log-in from mlem. I changed my original password to a shorter one and I can now log in. I also did a couple rounds of changing password (1 more long and 1 more short; both only have -, numbers and letters), and I was only able to log in with the short one. I didn’t experiment on how long the passwords can be for mlem to be able to take.