miladyincontrol

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by miladyincontrol 4mo ago
The average person didnt really care what tech was involved, they dont romanticize software in the same way as tech inclined people do. People hated it when apps were glitchy, when it wanted "constant" updates, or how they couldnt
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by miladyincontrol 4mo ago
iirc theres ones that do. However I dont recall there being any clean fix to the amperage constraint issues. Especially when a lot of usb-c chargers will vary output as they heat up with usage. Which is kinda part the issue, usb-c charging
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by miladyincontrol 4mo ago
I mean, nginx dang well should? This is just an incredibly synthetic http(s)/1.1 test for what its worth. Like you totally could turn off garbage collection for caddy especially since this is only testing incredibly short single respon
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by miladyincontrol 4mo ago
Systemd still has to have one of the greatest ratios of "genuinely helpful software to haters" of all time. I do NOT miss all the bodge of older init systems. And as if avoiding AI is something exactly difficult in the lands of no
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by miladyincontrol 4mo ago
If it gets people to enjoy photos they took even if transformed, I'd rather it over the alternatives of people just entirely generating slop altogether. I know my way around photo editors, someone being able to easily remove a water bo
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by miladyincontrol 4mo ago
The site for Homestar Runner had some wii specific flash games. https://old.homestarrunner.com/videlectrix/vii/
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by miladyincontrol 4mo ago
I slightly prefer it, its nothing groundbreaking though. I just dont think it's the grand UX sin that some the most vocal critics love to preach.
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by miladyincontrol 4mo ago
Much as I have a not so great opinion on Siri's capabilities, I'm rather surprised how many people appear to use Siri/Apple Intelligence to search for rather niche hobby content that I run a site for. OpenAI's scrapers I
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Yeah nspawn has to be one the most underrated (and 100% optional ofc) components.
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Same, mines worked a treat across a number of laptops using a generic cheapo 6.6ft USB4 cable over the years.
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
What if they like photography and have a need to both focus up close on the camera's displays, but also out to the distance? Probably many such cases similar.
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Cutter does work on the H series without laser upgrade, their marketing is a bit unclear. What you dont get is the "birds eye camera" to scan the work surface and overlay cut out locations onto in software, you're flying a bi
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Theres a bit more to that story, leading up to Vista Intel's iGPUs lacked proper DX 9 support, just partial. Particularly 910/915 were marketed as "Vista Capable" but not "Vista Premium Ready". And the later on
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Best "EDC" carry blades for me have all been 3d printed using reliable ol utility blades. I dont need no survivalist tool or fidget not-toy, just something compact, always sharp, and way cheap in case anything ever were to happen
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Negativity bias imo. We all hear about the failures associated or attributed to AI. I say attributed as I'm curious how many whether LLM generated output or not get prescribed away from being any one individual or team's fault. O
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Honestly, songs being AI generated is far less a concern to me than how artificial and entirely manufactured most of the music scene is. Both are issues yes, but AI is hardly the only issue with absolute slop in the industry. Its to the poi
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
I'd argue a lot of the attention span debates end up revolving around a shift from linear chains of thought and consuming media in ways that arent just serial codices. Jobs, media, even socially engaging with others is a lot more paral
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Huh, most anime cons have horrendous if any marketing. Beyond basic social feeds most of their reach these days are from inviting "influencers" to join in on panels, cosplay judging contests, etc. Which in turn pisses off a lot o
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
I'd much rather http2/3 with an expired cert over cleartext anyday.
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
New telltale? I mean this in the most polite way but have you been living under a rock? Its been a clear sign people have been more than noticing since at least 4o back in mid 2024.
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Yeah, CPU + MCU isnt exactly a foreign or strange idea. And they're hardly developing "their own OS", just configuring a default linux distro with various integrations particularly around display, IO and custom applets to int
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Yeah, I have most the 'cloud' functionality all done 100% locally through home assistant. Its been pretty comfy.
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
The problem isnt people's walking speed, its people who walk unpredictably specifically with zero spacial awareness.
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Works great with home assistant too.
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
I just use the bambu plugin to home assistant and I have 90% of the relevant cloud functionality. Is it perfect or the ideal solution? Not quite, but it does let me have a fully local bambu printer with any theoretical calling home blocked
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
What stealing? Their slicer code is in turn published back and made accessible, orcaslicer itself has merged a number of their changes and vice versa. What you are complaining about is access to their proprietary, and optional cloud control
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
By large I absolutely agree with te premise, but find too that sometimes you find someone akin to a hammer looking for nails, starts to label anyone a missing stair over the slightest incompatibility. Oft combines with a formation of a faul
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Almost would bet one or a few of your ISP's customers have their connections being used as residential VPNs. I know people like to think of suspicious android box setups but even a lot of "free" apps, extensions and other suc
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Cute, however the whole benefit in my eyes for trackpoint was that it saved you from moving your hands off the home row.
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by miladyincontrol 5mo ago
Is there a program that exists to organize such files? If so I delegate the task. ie documents in paperless, images in immich, etc. Bonus points for the tools that can use embeddings to search locally the context of files. If its a kind of

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