Something tells me they're using the Michael Jordan "stop it, get some help" as a representation of what the post is actually meaning to say about artists. Not that you, OP, are wrong for and need to not make this post. Poorly communicated, at least lol
I know I will invite ire with this, but I think a self hosted model is relatively acceptable. Get rid of the generative art and stick to things like code and evaluation via a model not being sourced by a massive data center (plus the capability to train a model in a way you may find even more acceptable than a default) and most if not all of the questionable aspects of LLMs fade away.
Kobo.
Simply upload via calibre or another ebook management software, basically drag n drop. I use a Kobo clara bw. It can be a little slower than I want at times, but still very much gets the job done.
If nothing else it seems like a successful buyout could result in holding on to the company and assets until a genuinely viable plan is strategized.
It won't really help the existing employees or anything, but it would prevent or defer total dissolution past a point of no return.
I've read the article and a lot of the opinions stated in this thread. You gotta let go of this one, dog. People live their lives the way they want to, and as long as it's harmless to others it's not anybody else's business.
That said, way too many generalizations both implicit and explicit here, including in the article itself. It sounds like the aim of the article and comments made are just looking for someone to be angry at. But I'd wager that those people actually out experiencing, even just existing in, nature are not the ones to whom that anger should be pointed. Redirect your focus, don't attack your fellow people.
You said it was a slicer issue, but I posit it was a slicer settings issue. If you like EufyMake just try going back to all default, or try and set everything carefully and manually.
Also try OrcaSlicer if it is compatible with your over the air printing capabilities, great slicer and user experience.
I live here, and what this article doesn't tell you (but does allude to) is that Alabama Power is not just greedy, but majorly corrupt. In many parts of the state it is the only electricity provider, and in recent months (2 years ish maybe, but it's escalated drastically in the last year), they have repeatedly price gouged and straight up scammed their customers.
There are many reports of homes with power connected but breakers disabled (like vacation homes, unused rentals, etc.) that are racking up power bills of $500/mo. with 0 tenants.
Unfortunately for many citizens, including myself, it is nearly inescapable unless you have the actual agency to live off grid.
Also, to the point of the actual article, they can't stop you from using your own power system. It's only a problem if you connect a hybrid power inverter to the grid on your primary home circuit, which, while ideal yes, is still so expensive that it's majorly unaffordable for the average Alabamian. Even a bit of supplementation via your own storage system would be great, but most citizens are going to buy panels from a US-based company, and it's hard to get less than $1.50 per Watt, if not worse. Not to mention the cost of batteries.
That's what I'm thinking about trying to accomplish! The plan is to do some short-range bikepacking with it, but I'm wary of adding too much weight with the heavy metal of the grill. Might just do it anyway and go back if it's too much.
The grill shelf portion of this is a good potential option in that direction, though it is a little heavy.
Maybe you could just bungee a couple pieces of wood tightly onto the existing rack to widen it horizontally.
In the US Mutual Combat is mostly legal in Washington and Texas, but not to the death
Foolish.
Something tells me they're using the Michael Jordan "stop it, get some help" as a representation of what the post is actually meaning to say about artists. Not that you, OP, are wrong for and need to not make this post. Poorly communicated, at least lol
Nice one, dude
Sell everything, move to Vietnam?
I know I will invite ire with this, but I think a self hosted model is relatively acceptable. Get rid of the generative art and stick to things like code and evaluation via a model not being sourced by a massive data center (plus the capability to train a model in a way you may find even more acceptable than a default) and most if not all of the questionable aspects of LLMs fade away.
Kobo. Simply upload via calibre or another ebook management software, basically drag n drop. I use a Kobo clara bw. It can be a little slower than I want at times, but still very much gets the job done.
Look at those deltas, though... Vermont, Nebraska, Maine, Delaware. The declines are massive
If nothing else it seems like a successful buyout could result in holding on to the company and assets until a genuinely viable plan is strategized. It won't really help the existing employees or anything, but it would prevent or defer total dissolution past a point of no return.
I've read the article and a lot of the opinions stated in this thread. You gotta let go of this one, dog. People live their lives the way they want to, and as long as it's harmless to others it's not anybody else's business.
That said, way too many generalizations both implicit and explicit here, including in the article itself. It sounds like the aim of the article and comments made are just looking for someone to be angry at. But I'd wager that those people actually out experiencing, even just existing in, nature are not the ones to whom that anger should be pointed. Redirect your focus, don't attack your fellow people.
Hell yeah
The Slate truck comes close, that's about it. I would love an EV, but I just refuse to accept a 55 inch flat screen tv in front of me while driving.
It's expensive to convert, but if I had the money I would be picking up something like a 2007 Rav4 with a thrown rod and making it electric.
You said it was a slicer issue, but I posit it was a slicer settings issue. If you like EufyMake just try going back to all default, or try and set everything carefully and manually.
Also try OrcaSlicer if it is compatible with your over the air printing capabilities, great slicer and user experience.
No offense taken, I'm right there with you.
I live here, and what this article doesn't tell you (but does allude to) is that Alabama Power is not just greedy, but majorly corrupt. In many parts of the state it is the only electricity provider, and in recent months (2 years ish maybe, but it's escalated drastically in the last year), they have repeatedly price gouged and straight up scammed their customers.
There are many reports of homes with power connected but breakers disabled (like vacation homes, unused rentals, etc.) that are racking up power bills of $500/mo. with 0 tenants.
Unfortunately for many citizens, including myself, it is nearly inescapable unless you have the actual agency to live off grid.
Also, to the point of the actual article, they can't stop you from using your own power system. It's only a problem if you connect a hybrid power inverter to the grid on your primary home circuit, which, while ideal yes, is still so expensive that it's majorly unaffordable for the average Alabamian. Even a bit of supplementation via your own storage system would be great, but most citizens are going to buy panels from a US-based company, and it's hard to get less than $1.50 per Watt, if not worse. Not to mention the cost of batteries.
Lol gotta protect those curls
That's what I'm thinking about trying to accomplish! The plan is to do some short-range bikepacking with it, but I'm wary of adding too much weight with the heavy metal of the grill. Might just do it anyway and go back if it's too much.
The grill shelf portion of this is a good potential option in that direction, though it is a little heavy. Maybe you could just bungee a couple pieces of wood tightly onto the existing rack to widen it horizontally.
So true
10 is not a statistically significant sample size