dawnerd

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by dawnerd 2y ago
Why would they add a subscription? Uhm print farms already have subscription based software. Bambu would just be an easier entry. They already have screenshots of it on their wiki.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
How is an electron app that just adds another step solving the problem? They should have just secured their api properly instead of using security as an excuse to cut out third party software that will get around an inevitable subscription.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
It’s kind of a joke they think they’re ready to roll out a print farm subscription when they can’t even keep basic filament in stock, or like you said even provide basic support. They’ve grown far too quickly.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
They’re majority owned by non Chinese investors. I don’t see how china law would have any say.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
60% of Bytedance is owned by outside of China investors. I fail to see how that makes it controlled by China.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Sony wanted something like 500USD to unlock 4k on my prosumer video camera. Kinda insane.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
To be fair sometimes it just isn’t worth the companies time.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Perplexity is exceptionally bad because they say they respect the robots.txt but clearly don't. When pressed on it they basically shrug and say too bad not put stuff in public if you don't want it crawled. They got a UA block in c
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Looking at my logs for all of my sites and this isn’t a global truth. I see multiple ai crawlers hammering away requesting the same pages many, many times. Perplexity and Facebook are basically nonstop.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
We do. And we have setbacks you must maintain and keep brush cleared. But there's still only so much you can do.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Exactly. There's only so much they can do. They couldn't fly aircraft. Spread to a huge area rapidly, the area isn't even that easy to get in/out of on a good day. Add in another couple fires that also rapidly spread and
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Ad people also don’t even care about best practices. Many times years ago we’d see multi meg static banner ads. The situation isn’t better today, massive gifs are still used in place of video.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
If anyone is looking for one, https://nginxproxymanager.com/ Been using it for years and it’s been solid.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
We’ve found this out a few times when someone inexperienced with docker would expose a redis port and run docker compose up on a public accessible machine. Would only be minutes until that redis would be infected. Also blame redis for havin
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Microsoft tried this ages ago with their Tay chatbot and found how quickly it went bad.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Theme parks are switching to these too and it's oh so much nicer to just walk through and if you're unlucky having your bag searched.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
I almost setup xLights this year. Glad I didn’t since that’s a whole rabbit hole I don’t have time for!
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Walmarts pays the same min wage as every other grocery store so that’s not it. And they employ a heck of a lot more. Vons maybe has three people at any time. WM also carries local produce and products. I’m sure there’s some cherry picked ex
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by dawnerd 2y ago
I don’t see how this makes sense. Walmart is consistently the cheapest grocery store around (save for Aldi but they’re not that reliable). The alternatives are mostly Kroger or Albertsons owned and their prices are just ridiculous these day
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by dawnerd 2y ago
A little on accessibility too but there’s a line all these companies cross. Designers are not always UX experts. Google hasn’t had any good UX, period.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Lately copilot has been giving me outright u correct information and when you tell it, it’ll admit it lied and give another incorrect answer. Not even that obscure of a question either. I have zero trust in it being able to generate anythin
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Shopify has helped a lot too. Having all my info on their platform with a checkout that’s familiar really helps. Plus their app to track everything is nice - although could do without all the spam.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
I’m guessing the same ones that use extremely expensive 3d rigs that are only used for theatrical 3d runs of movies? 30k isn’t all that much
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by dawnerd 2y ago
In addition to making sure it works, you should make sure you know how to deal with restoring. Sure running a command is easy but what about spinning up new infra? What if it’s corrupted? What if the one person that knows the setup is gone
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Disney and Universal license and even sell Funko in their parks. But what you did discover is why some are bobble heads.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Combination FaceTime, discord, zoom, Google meets even, probably more, all taking off. Used to not have many choices if you wanted to video/voice call people. Now it seems every social app has it baked in.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
They do that with kiosks and the app. It can be a bit hectic with global entry.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
It also doesn’t magically make you more money either.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
That’s not journalism and anyone calling themselves a journalist for doing that is a fool.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Problem with that is it’s too easy to effectively have 0 taxes.

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