stavros

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Show HN: Symphony: Integrate OpenCode with Linear and get your own dev team(github.com)
2 points by stavros 6mo ago|0 comments
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by stavros 6mo ago
We weren't talking about whether the registry was better or worse, we were talking about how similar the two OSes were.
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by stavros 6mo ago
Scrcpy is fantastic, no idea how it Just Works™ so smoothly and painlessly, but it does.
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by stavros 6mo ago
Yeah, fair enough. I have a VLAN with no Internet access for those devices, it's convenient.
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by stavros 6mo ago
At least your use case would be served well by enabling LAN mode, which doesn't let the printer talk to the internet, even if you want it to (and I want mine to).
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by stavros 6mo ago
Why should I have to send all my prints to Bambu when the printer is sitting right next to me? Why do I have to choose between being able to stop my printer remotely or Bambu not tracking my every move, when it's trivial to have both?
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by stavros 6mo ago
No problem! The only helping hands I'd recommend are https://omnifixo.com/ . Pricy, but everything else I've tried has too much play and is useless to me. Omnifixo is just fantastic.
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by stavros 6mo ago
Because why would anyone pay anyone if they were going to do what they threatened you with anyway?
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by stavros 6mo ago
If the bad guys get paid and release the info anyway, they not only make it less likely they'll get paid in the future, they make it less likely anyone will get paid in the future. Even other bad guys have an incentive to stop these
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by stavros 6mo ago
How would that have helped in their other markets?
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by stavros 6mo ago
Yep: https://a.aliexpress.com/_Eyw9z6E
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by stavros 6mo ago
"You can't use any client you want because of security" is bullshit, as if hackers will care what client you'd like them to use or not when they're trying to hack your infrastructure. This is just Bambu alienating t
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by stavros 6mo ago
I don't know, do people exist who will run 220 V wiring through their house, even though a few mm of plastic separate the two wires from conflagration? Who use devices running on thousands of volts, with mere inches separating their ha
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by stavros 6mo ago
One time there was construction/renovation going on one floor below mine. I'm talking sledgehammers, jackhammers, the whole shebang. For some reason, I've never slept better. Every little noise generally wakes me up (like som
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by stavros 6mo ago
It's especially tiring how apparently datacenters were invented last year. Datacenters were fine when you were using them to encode video for the billionth mindless TikTok short, but AI suddenly made them the scourge of the earth?
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by stavros 6mo ago
Well, interesting or not, they need to pay rent.
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by stavros 6mo ago
But not as far as Zambia.
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by stavros 6mo ago
Yes, like in a world full of electronic music, original recordings of guitar players became more valuable over time.
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by stavros 6mo ago
I have used wire wrapping, and it's a good alternative to through-hole, but SMD is just miles better
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by stavros 6mo ago
This is a great tip, I use a loupe and it works amazingly well. Cost maybe $10?
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by stavros 6mo ago
I think that's the point, these spaces greatly prefer recurring donations because a) the aggregate value is usually more than a one-off and b) they're much easier to reason about, as they're more "evened out".
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by stavros 6mo ago
What a useless comment to leave. Of course it's a throwaway account.
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by stavros 6mo ago
Ok, then fine, the companies who licensed their software as OSS did that for as long as they wanted to, and then they moved away. What's the issue here?
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by stavros 6mo ago
If you can't get results with the thing I'm getting results with, what other explanation would you give?
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by stavros 6mo ago
Given that you do need a machine that runs 24/7 to run Tailscale, I think it's very reasonable to describe it like that. Sure, maybe you can install it on your Windows machine, and figure out all the networking bits that will get
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by stavros 6mo ago
I wanted to get LLM feedback while writing without having the LLM suggest/write text for me, so I built https://www.writelucid.cc
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by stavros 6mo ago
Excellent, I'm glad this is resolved.
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by stavros 6mo ago
OK. This doesn't change my view that Bambu is not open, and just does the bare minimum so people can't say it's completely closed.
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by stavros 6mo ago
Sure, but presumably you can engage with the spirit of the analogy? Let's be pedantic, and say someone gave apples away in exchange for donations, and when everyone only got a few apples and donated, things are fine, but then someone d
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by stavros 6mo ago
Yeah man I don't know, if the argument is "it's fine for Bambu not to make a trivial change to allow openness because I can set up a home Linux server that runs 24/7 with OpenVPN and iptables", I'll say this is

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