I’ve got a similar build - the only thing I’d consider upgrading is the CPU to an X3D but honestly that’s chasing the last few drops. All games run great on pretty high settings and stable 60 - which is enough for me.

I work in a similar environment. Most of our projects lifecycle we were 4 devs who knew each other reasonably well and all had high trust in each other. Unless it was a one-liner or a hotfix at 4am did get merged without a code review. Most if the reviews were just hitting the checkmark, things look fine done. But sometimes someone makes a mistake, as is human. In that case we caught it before it hit main.

I mean you Gotta Hand it to “Ai” - it is very sophisticated, and Ressource intensive predicitive Text.

I did a similar thing with all my sheets - run over them with super high grit (400/800) sandpaper once or twice, clean with IPA and paper towels and since then I’ve never had any issues with prints not sticking

IMO that’s not the fault of Linux per se but of the manifacturers that only provide drivers/software for Windows and then let the community figure out the rest. The end result is the same just due to a different cause.

Definitely! Mostly looking forward to see how/if other printers (especially Klipper) will support it

I’ve seen and used AI for snippets of code and it’s pretty decent at that.

With my colleagues I always compare it to a battery powered drill. It’s very powerful and can make shit a lot easier. But you’d not try to build furniture from scratch with only a battery powered drill.

You need the knowledge to use it - and also saws, screws, the proper bits for those screws and so on and so forth.

Yeah in the final update of corporate “foundational security improvements”, which was discussed in 2015.

Rumor has it that people aren’t even allowed to put their passwords on sticky notes anymore as well!

People are using a Java higher than 7? surprised corporate face