MrBurrito

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   by MrBurrito 3y ago

   Very well I would say (20gb and counting). More importantly: Zotero is the only one that does Web scraping correctly. If you are looking at a paywalled article, it will capture your DOM from the browser, so you get what you are looking at.
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   by MrBurrito 3y ago

   One point that makes this important for me: this is not a random guy with a questionable business trying to smear paypal, as far as I can tell, these are the real developers of LittleSnitch, a well known, established development team in the
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   by MrBurrito 4y ago

   I disagree (but also, IANAL). They use the private images to train their models. Means the image is part of a data set, and this is subject to licensing. The image is however part of your private collection, so the license, besides the word
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   by MrBurrito 4y ago

   AFAIK, using these images for training without proper consent makes the resulting dataset and model legally problematic.
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   by MrBurrito 4y ago

   You can try DAViCal https://www.davical.org/
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   by MrBurrito 4y ago

   Any chance to add OneDrive in the future?
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   by MrBurrito 8y ago

   If you are in the EU, you have the right to take the data with you. Thanks, GDPR. https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/law-topic/data-protection/refo...
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   by MrBurrito 9y ago

   "You do not need to know this"... click out.