Some relevant discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47601168

Some discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47601168

Some discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47601168

Relevant:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47590348

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47601168

> an independent implementation of a BSD driver

It is not. That is the point here.

It's not independent.

If an LLM were able to generate code that can access ext4, then that LLM has to have ingested the original ext4 source code as part of its corpus.

LLMs cannot count. They cannot add 2 + 2. If it can emit code to do something then it contains in its model code to do that thing.

Therefore it is not an independent implementation.

> It's not independent.

It is independent from the point of view of copyright law !!!

What GPL zealots wish to define as "independent" doesn't matter, blinded by their own zealotry, they end up arguing for extending the notion of copyright into pure absurdity in a grotesque contradiction to their own, rather feeble "principles".

> Therefore it is not an independent implementation.

You're ignorant about copyright and law in general. Copyright grants certain limited privileges for near verbatim copying only - it covers PARTICULAR EXPRESSIONS of ideas, NOT the ideas themselves - these are basics you know nothing about but you keep insisting to replace them with your hallucinations. I don't think you're human, no human is so deprived of comprehension.

In this case, an independent expression means one that doesn't have substantial verbatim or juxtaposed parts of the original. I can read as much poetry of some poet as I wish, and ape his style and topics as much as I wish but as long as there isn't any near-verbatim copying, my poetry will be independent for copyright purposes.

> Therefore it is not an independent implementation.

I told you already - go sue! You'll be told the same as I did here, as Oracle found out when they sued Google.

Don't waste you breath/tokens - sue - it's the only real argument.

If you don't sue, you prove to everyone that you know you're wrong but you're knowingly trash-talking in order to create uncertainty and confusion.

Pioneering and seminal early Lisp AI work, ~50 years before LLMs. From the mind behind the Cyc project.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_Mathematician

I've covered it a few times on the Register. :-)

5Y ago:

https://www.theregister.com/2021/11/04/waterfox_firefox_fork...

Last year:

https://www.theregister.com/2025/12/18/firefox_no_ai_alterna...

This year:

https://www.theregister.com/2026/01/19/just_the_browser/

> The differences of Librewolf and Waterfox is pretty hard to grasp

I use Waterfox on Linux and one of the things I like the most is that it works with the global menu bar in Unity, Xfce and so on. LibreWolf, in my testing, does not. My experiment with it ended there, TBH. (Neither did Floorp.)

Hopping between Waterfox and Firefox is easy because Waterfox works with Mozilla Sync. I think LibreWolf might not, and I have read somewhere that it disables the Mozilla password manager.

I find Waterfox UI and interop better, so I use it.

Librewolf may be even more private, but the poor UI was a deal-breaker for me. YMMV.

LibreWolf can work with Mozilla Sync, they just disable it by default.

> Ok maybe I’m too young, but what is BeOS?

Does this help?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47520510

> There's a Windows app I used to use that supports the same kind of thing for Windows

Taekwindow:

https://ttencate.github.io/taekwindow/

I rarely use Windows but any box I do need to use for a while, I put Taekwindow on it. I only want the Linux feature of middle-clicking the titlebar to send to the back, myself, I don't want or need moving or resizing, but they're there.