Same... I tried Kagi small web which kinda promised to fix it but so far every page is a hyper-focused version of everything I hate. It somehow made it even worse.
I think it can't really solve the problem because the people that want that tight nit free and open. Internet are already retreating from engaging with whatever this is.
People have repeatedly called things "Web 3.0" but I think we've legitimately made it finally and I hate it.
You don't have to be a pedant. You can have all of a set inside another set. The title can clearly be read to mean that and the post seems pretty clear to me.
I have a memory of people black boxing it and seeing power usage and network traffic that supported the claims but that was a snapshot in time and as others note its all proprietary.
It takes a lifetime to build a good reputation, but you can lose it in a minute.
A decade ago I would e stoked. But with Google's home platform wasting away, their integrations dead, and their blind push on "AI" at the cost of their entire platform working, it just makes me sad.
Also I have the previous model and the updates have just made it worse over time. It tried to set my thermostat to 265f last weekend. It looses timers sometimes which is not great in the kitchen. I barely use it anymore.
Also with chip prices sky rocketing, staying at $100 has some big red flags for capabilities...
I don't have all the facts but based on the article I don't see the problem everyone seems upset about.
They received the report, decided it was valid but didn't match a bounty. Then asked him to follow standard responsible disclosure processes giving him credit in the final release. All very standard.
Should there have been a bounty? AMD has the budget, probably yes. But nothing in the communications seems any different from what I've seen and have received similar from companies in the past.
I don't know the exact reason but yeah. "Marketing" departments don't get to just make fundamental product decisions in any company I've ever interacted with.
People saying good things about the snapmaker u1. Also have a friend with the centauri carbon and it seems to do well. Don't know about the multi filament setup though, he bought it before the release.
isnt secure... tell you dont understand security without telling me you don't understand security.