Moonrise2473
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- Comment on at this point it just feels vindictive 3 days ago:
never say never, i also assumed that sackboy would never be ported but they did it (2 years after the launch on ps5, of course)
astro bot on pc might increase sales of dualsense controller
- Comment on Before buying this printer, I made a quick search to confirm that it has wifi connectivity... (the algorithm lied to me) 3 days ago:
i was in a physical store and i saw this in clearance, didn’t have time to do the usual spreadsheet where i compare 10 almost identical variants all with a similar price that vary by just one bit.
The same stuff is sold as G2170, G2270, G2470, G2570, G2770, G2870 and G2970, one add something but remove something.
- Comment on at this point it just feels vindictive 3 days ago:
I Hope for astrobot PC
- Comment on Before buying this printer, I made a quick search to confirm that it has wifi connectivity... (the algorithm lied to me) 4 days ago:
I specifically bought this to print photos, ink is not ridiculously expensive like other models, is like $150 per liter, which is still high considering that’s colored water, but not the usual $5000 per liter.
- Comment on Before buying this printer, I made a quick search to confirm that it has wifi connectivity... (the algorithm lied to me) 4 days ago:
i already opened it and filled with ink, if it was from amazon i’d do that, but i bought it from a small business and that would cause a big loss to them, the printheads are now primed and a return is e-waste as they’re going to dry if sitting unused in a warehouse. At work we have many usb to ethernet print servers from the early 00s, they’re now e-waste and i can get one for free (it’s just that wifi is more convenient and i can place it wherever it fits, instead of routing a cable to the switch)
wait… printheads are disposable and they don’t sell those as a spare part??? FUCK! Will this be destined to the e-waste collection in 2-3 years???
- Comment on Before buying this printer, I made a quick search to confirm that it has wifi connectivity... (the algorithm lied to me) 4 days ago:
I also took 30 minutes of reading the manual before realizing that, yes it doesn’t appear in the wifi network list because it doesn’t actually have wifi connectivity…
- Before buying this printer, I made a quick search to confirm that it has wifi connectivity... (the algorithm lied to me)feddit.it ↗Submitted 4 days ago to mildlyinfuriating@lemmy.world | 51 comments
- Comment on Can't install app because it isn't "certified" by the government 5 days ago:
But it’s global version or China version?
China version ROM is like this since the mi 6, the excuse was “limiting grey market sales”
Also the ROM now uses a different signature so from mi 5 onwards, flashing global ROM on china version, doesn’t allow to lock the bootloader again (you can send the command to lock it, but then you get a softbrick)
- Comment on Can't install app because it isn't "certified" by the government 6 days ago:
In this specific case can do it but the bootloader unlock request must come from a Chinese ip address, from a verified Chinese number (get otp code via SMS) and wait like one month
- Submitted 6 days ago to mildlyinfuriating@lemmy.world | 76 comments
- Comment on I did not want to hear anything from these people, please get out of my life 6 days ago:
They’re mostly configured to ignore it, at most quarantine it
- Comment on I did not want to hear anything from these people, please get out of my life 6 days ago:
I set the mail server to bounce everything that doesn’t match dkim.
I almost don’t receive spam anymore.
The problem is that sometimes some legitimate services didn’t configure their email server correctly
- Comment on Accounts that send a 2fa code to your email rather than using the 2fa code generator you've already setup for that account 1 week ago:
Facebook not only sends the code to text without asking, but they love to just directly start the reset password procedure.
Now, that’s super weird. Are they assuming that, because last time I logged in was 6 months ago, I must have forgot my password?
- Comment on Hidden razor blades 1 week ago:
The upside is that in this way they use less plastic. Cardboard can’t be transparent and people doesn’t separate the plastic from the cardboard when recycling.
We all know what razor blades look like so a photo can suffice, no?
- Comment on Automattic creates website tracking WP Engine departures • The Register 1 week ago:
He is insane
All that info is publicly available, but a nice CSV ready to be fed to spambots isn’t a really good idea…
If I was involved with wordpress for business, i would start to find a plan b, because now they target wp engine, then who’s next?
- Comment on Scales that refuse to measure if the battery isn't brand new 2 weeks ago:
LOL genuinely thought it was a case of “engineer hates the user”, instead it was a case “management said we need to save 5 cents for the voltage regulator”
- Comment on Scales that refuse to measure if the battery isn't brand new 2 weeks ago:
It’s a cr2032 from Duracell with that coating, later I’m going to try that
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to mildlyinfuriating@lemmy.world | 58 comments
- Comment on Unsubscribe? Nope! We'll Just Add You To An "Unsubscribers" List! 2 weeks ago:
There are so many assholes like this that unless they’re using MailChimp or similar (cloud platforms where this can’t be done automatically) I don’t even bother with unsubscribing. I just set the mail server to bounce any email from that domain.
- Comment on Humane slashes the price of its AI Pin after weak sales 3 weeks ago:
Maybe they really believed that this shit was so good that nobody would ever return or even sell it to third parties in the future
- Comment on Humane slashes the price of its AI Pin after weak sales 4 weeks ago:
Unfortunately the hardware is so closed that even themselves can’t reset the software for refurbishing
theverge.com/…/humane-ai-pin-more-daily-returns-t…
Once a Humane Pin is returned, the company has no way to refurbish it, sources with knowledge of the return process confirmed. The Pin becomes e-waste, and Humane doesn’t have the opportunity to reclaim the revenue by selling it again.
- Comment on Humane slashes the price of its AI Pin after weak sales 4 weeks ago:
You phone doesn’t have the low-res laser projector gimmick that is invisible in daylight, runs extremely hot and drains the battery in one hour
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to technology@beehaw.org | 25 comments
- Comment on Anthropic publicly releases AI tool that can take over the user’s mouse cursor 4 weeks ago:
The fact that suddenly it went to watch a leisure website during work… did they use stolen screen recordings from human activity for training? Like if some corporation allowed them to record all the activity of their employees for training
- Comment on The original Facebook was something we’ll never get back 4 weeks ago:
I went back to watch my Facebook since years and I scrolled and scrolled. 24 sponsored posts before seeing a post from someone that I knew! And it was a post from someone out of the country who did a 1 week workshop with me ten years ago (=someone that I barely know). Next post is from a schoolmate after 21 sponsored posts. Need to-scroll through another 21 sponsored posts to find another real post. Again from someone who I barely know (the teacher of that workshop where I went ten years ago)
How can people enjoy this shit? They actually enjoy watching ads?
- Comment on The original Facebook was something we’ll never get back 4 weeks ago:
Years ago it was really interesting, could follow all my friends and see what they were up to. Now it’s ads, suggested content and sometimes, accidentally, I can see some uninteresting post from someone I barely know
- Comment on Google turns to nuclear to power AI data centres 5 weeks ago:
It’s pure greenwashing.
They made a deal with a company that has zero practical experience with nuclear reactors, literally built nothing.
It’s impossible that in just 6 years they will manage to:
- Build a test reactor for their new unproven technology that as of now exists only as a PowerPoint presentation to show to investors
- Have it approved by the government
- Build the full scale reactor
- Have it approved by the government
- Get a license to use enriched uranium in a private setting
Even if they finished yesterday to build the final version of the full scale reactor, 6 years aren’t enough to go all through the regulatory red tape
Now that they promised that will use “green” energy in the future, Google can continue to use energy from coal and in 2030 everyone has forgotten about this vaporware deal
- Comment on Bug bounty denied? Hmmm ... OK, let's see ... 5 weeks ago:
They absolutely can and should fix it, but in the end, IMHO, it’s a mail server misconfiguration coupled with a slack issue, not a Zendesk security issue
- Comment on Bug bounty denied? Hmmm ... OK, let's see ... 5 weeks ago:
Trying to do the devil’s advocate: Zendesk isn’t a mail server and all it’s doing is to organize a million messages sent to a specific address in a neater way. A spam filter is also present because every email client needs it, but spoofed mails should be rejected by the mail server, not the clients.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
Yes, prestashop is faster than Woocommerce. I manage two e-commerce with both. But while with Woocommerce all I needed extra was a $15/lifetime stock synchronization plugin, with prestashop I would need $100/month of plugins to have feature parity. So I keep prestashop basic as an simpler store under a different domain that doesn’t need stock synchronization or mass import or blog.
Odoo, I loved it at first sight when I tried the 30 day trial 5 years ago. So much snappier than Woocommerce, and with so many features. Its main problem was price and complexity. Official hosted version required a subscription for every single feature. Invoices? That’s $19/month. List of clients? Another $19/month. Blog? Add $19/month. For the tiniest extra feature, needed a subscription. In the end the full package was completely unaffordable and the bare minimum was unusable. The free self hosted version is the most complex install that I had to do in my life. I installed a third party plugin and I broke it beyond recovery. Because it’s in python it requires a dedicated server and not a normal hosting. Unless you’re a Linux guru you have to pay for their hosting service. Luckily recently they realized that their pricing was unaffordable for everyone except huge corporations, so now the full package is around $20 per month.
