I hadn't appreciated that ~/.<appname> was an anti-pattern.

Do you have any resources / references on the alternative best-practice, please?

I disagree. Nearly every tui/app I install these days still barebacks my $HOME. When you report it the macos bros glaze over with the "complexity" of having to figure out the right dir.

If they can't get that right after 23 years, there's no hope for .well-known/ (especially when they're vibing that tedious bit of code).

"Piracy is great until it hurts me, then piracy is bad."

Right now everything put online for humans is being sucked up for the robots. If it makes you feel any better, ultimately it's benefiting the small number of humans that own and control the robots, so humans still factor in there somewhere.

Because humans like to use those robots.

I guess it's up to is to make the robots serve the humans, then.

Actually they didn't release the actual files yet, and now they seemed to scrub even all mentions of the metadata torrents out of their website, because they were threatened by lawyers.

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Is it not obvious that Annas Archive is backed by the LLM providers?

It would've been taken down years ago if there wasn't big business backing it up