They don’t even have 98% spelling accuracy, I some doubt the ftp server is gonna help.

Well… fuck.

If you don’t look into electricity costs, it is a great idea. I had an old 100L fridge, when I looked into it, it consumed more power then my new 360L one. I sold it for some beer money. If I ever need a second fridge it will literally be cheaper to buy a new one after 5 years of power bills.

Liebherr makes fridges with 10 years of warranty for about 20% more than cheap brands. Super happy with mine. Nice features and efficiency too.

BSH is also supposed to build good appliances. Our old dishwasher from Neff was 20+ years old when we sold our apartment and you could still find manuals and replacement parts on the official website. A heat exchanger, a huge and complex part was like 100€. Fridge too: a drawer broke and we bought a replacement for around 15€.

In the US they are sold under the Bosch brand AFAIK.

Yes officer, this comment right here.

In their pants? Doom

Running at 100% CPU for any amount of time should be fully expected by the manufacturer and should ramp up fans and throttle the CPU if necessary. Those are hardware functions.

Who’s gonna stop them, reviewers?

This is true. If you are not interviewing at least one a quarter (even if you’re happy at your current job) you are doing yourself a disservice. It is a skill in itself that needs to be trained and kept current. As a side effect you might get offers and jobs you didn’t even know existed.

I switched jobs twice in the last 10 years and as a result at least doublingy salary, without ever feeling the need to switch, just to keep interviewing as “seeing what’s out there”.

Also allows you to reject jobs by asking for ridiculous amounts of money, sometimes failing successfully.

That’s part of interview skills. Be kind, relatable, pleasant.

The quote is often said as “stupidity” or “incompetence”. Which could very well be the case here.

Don’t worry, you will!

None. It doesn’t do anything. Don’t like nestle? I don’t buy their products. Maybe spread the word among family and friends. Same for coca cola. Same for tesla. Same for a bunch of others. Finding names for them seems a bit childish.

I haven’t, and I’m not a vampire.

Maybe. The fact is not everyone who consumed it has died.

Yes, which doesn’t make it true. The “have died eventually” applies to all participants in the battle of Trafalgar. Didn’t immediately, but after some time. All dead now.

I’ve drunk water. I have not died.

Prusa is a 3d printer. It can be to show the date, check the validity of certificates, show in logs, or just tell you when your print will be done.

AFAIK the firmware is open source so ultimately you can look exactly what it does with it. Same as any Linux system, really.

False. I have consumed it and haven’t died.

I might in the future, but haven’t died as of today.

Think you’re taking this too seriously.

Welcome to Linux. You’ll hate it here.

No, they definitely should.