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  • Well put, I change computers every 4-5 years and there is little reason to change motherboard. It would be great if possibility existed to easily swap CPU but we don't have this and changing motherboard just doesn't make a lot of sense to me.

  • I was looking for a new laptop recently and considered framework, exactly because of repairability/upgradeability. They are just too expensive for what you get, buying used enterprise model is a lot more economical and powerful. I ended with thinkpad p1 gen 5 that was essentially new with 64 RAM, rtx 3080 ti laptop for ~$1100. And you can replace everything easily but the motherboard.

  • "Our super smart ai agi dalek desepticon program is sooooooo smart, we are very scaaaaared send moneys"

    I'm going to assume they are trying to pump the hype again, with the same story they do every second month (openai does it on months when anthropic doesn't).

  • Prusa is a choice, alternative would be a more modern and cheap machines. Elegoo CC (2) or Snapmaker U1 or Sovol SV 08. They are relatively open (very open compared to bbl) reliable machines.

  • I've worked for a company that used netnut, service was good. Names of the managers/techs were jewish(israeli), so I'm not sure how much this really affected them.

  • 'no'

  • Really hope it tastes better than it looks.

  • It can be installed on almost any kobo e-reader, I think, there were some problems with newest devices from last year or so (not sure if they still persist).

  • First thing I've done after buying kobo installed koreader on it.

  • Just look at the Anthropic, it isn't just a cult it's full religion.

  • Oh that's interesting, I have one program that shows wrong icon but never bothered to fix it.

  • People shouldn't trust a guy that looks less bald than 20 years ago. Also people that look like a comic villain with insane backstory.

  • I've always wanted to love pyinfra and tried it multiple times on a smaller scale. It's just not worth it to move from ansible, also it's somehow slower and requires to invent a lot of things that were invented and implemented years ago in ansible.

  • It makes a big headline and a small impact. It's not official arch packages that were compromised.

  • It isn't really all that unique? Debian does it, el does it, probably almost any popular distro?

  • Arch had curses based installator for a long time, it became unmaintained.

  • There are tons of better printers now that give you results similar to bbl without their bullshit, you don't need to suffer (unlessyou want to).

  • It's even worse for functional parts, people sell broken stls and when asked to fix them or export into step so I could fix them they start screeching some bullshit.