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by lvturner 2y ago
But where is the farthest sheep from the center of London?
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by lvturner 2y ago
You’re right! Sorry obviously I was one coffee short of comprehension!
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by lvturner 2y ago
"Operation Guide for Bambu Connect Start by logging in to the Bambu Lab account or click Discover to find LAN mode printers." https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/software/bambu-connect At the very least - it lo
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by lvturner 2y ago
From their blog post: https://blog.bambulab.com/firmware-update-introducing-new-au... "Critical Operations That Require Authorization The following printer operations will require authorization controls: Binding
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by lvturner 2y ago
My understanding is that if I want to print via LAN, I have to auth against Bambu's internet servers, which is most definitely something I don't want. Actually for my use case this doesn't work at all -- my printers are regio
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by lvturner 2y ago
The one metric that matters: Annual Recurring Revenue
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by lvturner 2y ago
What's Epic?
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by lvturner 2y ago
Also in Asia, I know of a few smaller ones, but they come and go - and with space at a premium I’ve not found them that useful. I think it’s more about the community than the physical space though (to a point)
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by lvturner 2y ago
I can't find any data to support this, just the figure that NEVs account for ~40% of new sales, no further breakdown. Do you have a reference, I'd be very curious to see the breakdown -- my view is biased by the high pure EV penet
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by lvturner 2y ago
Are those that are keeping their color but suffering from rapidly receding lines allowed to join too? I'm sure someone will chime in to say there are plenty of these "clubs" but honestly, I grew up in a small town with no rea
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by lvturner 2y ago
Given the results are given to all and open to changes from all - I'm not sure how this is anti-competitive? Do you mean a scenario where-by it's tuned to run on only hardware that is controlled by the vested parties, effectively
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by lvturner 2y ago
Would it? Especially as it's FOSS - rising ship raises all tides and all that. If it was behind closed doors, then yes. (Usual IANAL a lawyer disclaimer, and I don't mean my comment to shoot yours down - think there is merit in fu
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by lvturner 2y ago
There seems to be a bug at the moment with multi-monitor on different resolutions, but reading thru the dev's github issues it also seems it will be fixed soon. Aside from that, I'm really enjoying this, taking a little bit to wra
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Mouseless – fast mouse control with the keyboard(mouseless.click)
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by lvturner 2y ago
Also, let's just assume that a bad actor would have access to reasonably sized and geographically distributed botnet... they could easily run their own global connectivity tests to get a good picture of what the actual impact of their
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by lvturner 2y ago
This leads to another wonderful gap, where programmers are expected to understand the world[0], but the world isn't expected to understand programming[1] [0] Business, etc [1] System design, security, database management, cost vs speed
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by lvturner 2y ago
I see you too had to run node v14(? my memory fails me somewhat) on Apple Silicon hardware...
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by lvturner 2y ago
Wait—that last state doesn't make sense. With a real door, you can technically turn the key while it's open, but does that meaningfully change its state? Yet our model allows this impossible combination. Funnily enough, I have a
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by lvturner 2y ago
I once put in an e-mail the following "best practice applied for the sake of best practice, is bad practice" to consultant who chalked up an awful decision to "applying best practices"
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by lvturner 2y ago
That is not my motivation for using a Linux system, it does play a part, but it's far from the entire point for me and I suspect many others as well.
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by lvturner 2y ago
“Better” is a very subjective statement, after a very long absence from playing games, I’ve started again - and the positive impact on my mental health and therefore time spent on other more “serious” activities is both increased and more f
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by lvturner 2y ago
I heard a tale of a candidate white boarding in an obscure language (in a bit of an attempt to hide a deficiency), unfortunately for the candidate the interviewer happened to be well versed in the language and saw right through the charade.
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by lvturner 2y ago
GameMaker is generally excellent and decades worth of material, it's original design was to teach students (disclaimer, used to work for YoYoGames a long time ago) not sure where it sits these days, but suspect it's only gotten ea
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by lvturner 2y ago
It may not apply to this specific incident, but pen-testing only ensures you meet a minimum standard at a specific point in time. I almost feel I could write novels (if only I had time and could adequately structure my thoughts!) on this an
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by lvturner 2y ago
ok, and? Why can't both segments of workers have better conditions? Maybe pay should be higher for those that HAVE to be in person, or hours lower?
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by lvturner 2y ago
Agreed - I find it a very nice way to effectively send a "Thanks" email internally without cluttering the recipient's inbox with "Thanks" emails... but this only makes sense to me for internal mails/workflows.
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by lvturner 2y ago
Worked in a games company in the early(ish) days of UGC - we (and I'm sure we weren't alone) dubbed it the "Swasticock problem"
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by lvturner 2y ago
It's the title of one of their albums ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Heard_They_Suck_Live !!
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by lvturner 3y ago
But it DOES have a "desktop" mode...
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by lvturner 3y ago
Fully agreed - “enabled” or “spurred” would have been more appropriate word choices. It’s not like BYD appeared out of thin air a few months after Tesla opened shop.

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