The only thing which F-Droid reports is that it uses jawg.io for visualising the map tiles and that is considered non-free is because it is… commercial?

This is the quote from the Streetcomplete github:

Since mid 2020, JawgMaps provides their vector map tiles service to StreetComplete for free, i.e. the background map displayed in the app.

Personally I don’t care that much about FOSS/non-FOSS but IMO a reason like that is least of my concerns when looking at open source. If they’re providing a free (as in money) service to an open source app then that’s perfectly fine.

Sounds like you don’t even know what GOG does?

You know what that means - sounds like your washer needs some good old fashioned Generative AI!

No

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There’s 5???

Switch to firefox.

Starting to emerge or the left wing bots going down? Or the insanely heavy handed left wing mods not banning every person for being even slightly right wing because they got a reality check?

Skibidi Effect

Right? It’s insane.

Yep, you’re right there.

Ngl seeing the American left wing bubble burst is wild and entertaining. I mean, I would never want Trump to be elected but people have gotten a huge reality check of what sort of online environment they were exposed to.

Democrats are a donkey.

As an outsider, not sure if fact or commentary haha.

everyone seemed to jump to conclusions.

Honestly, everyone’s been so burned by companies pulling the wool over their eyes that there’s just no trust left. People were happy with Mozilla 5-6 years ago and nowadays everyone is a skeptic.

You might be right in this case but they weren’t wrong.

Copilot is fantastic branding tbh. It’s like the MBAs want change for the sake of keeping their jobs.

America thought they had the funniest joke on the planet in 2016 and had to say it again.

Hey Google, how do I award a comment Lemmy gold?

Looks like Pixel 9 stays the odd one out by not releasing with the latest version of Android

This is actually pretty cool assuming that there’s a permission for this that I can toggle.

Probably not technically true because podcasts use RSS