The "world police" issue is when America gets involved uninvited and clearly with ulterior motives. This is an entirely different situation
I said it renames the part the US controls, this argument of renaming the entire thing is a figment of your imagination, or you're replying to the wrong message. Replace "renamed" with "named" in my sentence and then you have no leg to stand on. Your example is stupid, china is not "a part the US controls", please do not engage in replying to my comments if you're just going to strawman me.
That's literally what I said my dude, you're just arguing semantics over the use of "renaming"
Actually the executive order only renames the parts that the US controls, and they don't control the entire gulf
IP address, same way they decide what language to show the names in
The issue is the US does not own the gulf whereas they own the streets.
Well it's not a private entity hiring them, it's the actual govt. Usually the defense is that those are private companies and they can do what they want but that doesn't apply here
Damn, jumping to accusations sure is crazy, what was your first comment in this reply thread again? Jumping to backdoor accusations.
You download a model that you plug into a front-end that supports that model type, if the front-end doesn't give it access it won't have access.
It's like being afraid of Photoshop brush file, the brush is only used when you want it how you want it within the confines of Photoshop. Same for models. At worst a backdoor would exist in Photoshop (or in our actual case in one of the front ends) that the brush file somehow exploits, but that's a big reach, especially with open source software.
If people are however downloading self contained .exes or something with a model+frontend pre-packaged, well, that's on them. I don't think deepseek makes any such file available anyway so blaming them feels a bit.. xenophobic?
Just run it locally
The link I posted has a command that sets them up together though, then you just go to https://localhost:3000/
A hay stack looking rock formation sitting at the top of a plateau in the Făgăraș mountains.
Shot with a TTArtisan macro 100mm, and used a water spray for the mist
Macro photo of air bubbles in ice.
Shot on a Fuji X-T5 with a TTArtisan 100mm f2.8 tilt shift lens
There's lots of types, think even stuff like d&d monster blocks, or custom date ones