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  • Jellyfin doesn't open up your network unless you specifically allow remote access exactly like Plex. The only difference is Jellyfin doesn't have the encrypted tunnel built in- you need to know it needs it and add it yourself.

    Plex has had bugs that allowed remote access into your home's Plex server. https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2025-34158

  • The K1 is marketed as a competitor to the Bambu P1s, CC, Anycubic S1 etc. It should work without tinkering. Unless you are building your own Voron, modern printers reliably work out of the box. It's not 10 years ago when 3d printing was like home cnc machining.

  • The user was talking about how his Creality K1 didn't print reliably. You responded by saying that a 3d printer, (you didn't specify your particular ender ) is like a cnc.

    Just get a bambu

    I already said that Bambu has deserved reputation to hate it. I said I have an Anycubic S1 and a Snapmaker U1.

    If you want to build a Voron, that's great. But the OP was complaining about a K1.

  • That's how it was 10 years ago. For all the deserved hate, Bambu changed things dramatically. They made 3d printing an appliance, not a hobby.

    Every printer in the last 3 years should be expected to work like an appliance. My cheap S1 has required many replacement parts over its thousands of hours but works like a laser printer. My U1 is a tank. Perfect prints and I've never once done a manual calibration.

  • How about cut vaccines for the military again?

    Oh wait, they tried that, flu broke out, and the generals told Hegseth to get bent and reinstated mandatory vaccination.

  • There's no easy way with gulls.

  • It's likely Marge did the actual writing and let Homer take the credit.

  • Cousinizer.

  • Yes all those features (compression is one of many ) are stupid, few if any actually use them, and it unnecessarily complicates everything.

    I even hate edid. It keeps kvms from working.

  • Display Port has fancy features like Display Stream Compression where the driver compresses the image going to the screen.

    The solution would be for MS to move those features into Windows rather than allow manufacturers flexibility in implementation. MS would get bad publicity for monopoly and then have to deal with fixing Windows for every off brand monitor because the manufacturer didn't follow the standard exactly.

  • What is it motivated by?

  • Oddly solder isn't best in most situations. Vibration and/or thermal cycling can cause solder to fail where crimps, wago or twist cannot fail. I learned it from Wil Prowse the solar/whole house battery expert where he compared crimps to solder.

    It seemed obvious in retrospect because I have fixed many old electronics where the problem was a cold solder joint that needed a touch up with a soldering iron. Decades of thermal cycling from use cause micro fractures in the solder that get worse and worse.

  • Disappointed he didn't do the math for number of loops needed (assuming no friction and infinite strength rope) .

  • Linus didn't claim it was.

  • Dramatically increasing debt and letting Democrats up the mess has been the consistent Republican strategy since Reagan.

  • The reason (besides ram apocalypse) for the price and non upgradability is the ram is very fast low latency unified memory. It's close to using VRAM for the CPU and gpu.

    There's a standard for upgradable lpcamm2 but Framework didn't use it probably because it's even more impossible to source with the RAM shortage.

  • He got the suckers cash at IPO. The current price doesn't matter.

  • It's so weird it's not streaming anywhere. My TV caps from 25 years ago for my nephew turned out to be not a waste of time.