I use an old Dell Wyse 3040 thin client for that - cheaper than a pi and higher performance too.

rivals like AMD and Intel offer competitive specs on paper, but their software stacks have struggled with bugs, compatibility issues, and weak adoption. As a result, Nvidia has built an Apple-like moat around AI computing, leaving the industry dependent on its expensive hardware.

Nvidia's competitors need to work together to improve open-source software tooling and to standardize hardware interfaces, or else go the way of Commodore and Tandy.

Cheapskate co. doesn't want to pay for retraining from one IT specialty to another.

Boeing MCAS, run!

PeopleSkillsGPT failed them

and that takes effort.

"I just put my models on a usb drive then plug said drive into the printer."

You must have a lot of spare time on your hands.

"It works great locally" - Um, no it doesn't?

They've made a nice easy-to-use ecosystem. For $400 you can get a P1S that supports adding an AMS, auto bed leveling, enclosed-chamber printing, high precision, high print speeds, and 300/100C nozzle/plate temps, and has an easy cloud print service and a robust ecosystem of models you can just download and print with no extra config straight from the app.

But yeah, their behavior is increasingly entering bad-actor territory. I wonder how long it'll be before they lock entry-level printers into their branded filament?

I haven't expected to read all of this in 2026. 20 years ago maybe, but not now. Are you a time traveller?

I don't know even though i have driven stick shift for years. Fortunately I don't have to do that anymore, since manual transmission has become uncommon.

Insider traders do better?

Again, he already stoppdd Iran from ever having nukes last year. Or are you implying that he was lying?

Liar. He already stopped Iran from getting nukes last year. How you even dare to doubt the words of his orange highness?

Ok which planet?