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Falcon gaming computers start at $3K, I don't think Valve is after that level of consumer with this, it's more of a "Bring the console players into Steam" move imho.

This reminds me of the mid to late 90's warez scene, all of the key crackers had neat interfaces like this.

Here are some of the things I did with it while running locally: - Ask it to perform a scan of your local network and give you advice on output - Tell it to login to various computers and re-boot them (I have a few servers I host and setup openclaw to have a user on them) - Replace web search by asking openclaw

It's neat but the token use is pretty inefficient and security of course is a mess but it's been fun to play with.

I am messing with NanoClaw now and it's pretty much the same but only support Claude (uses code to do everything)

I hope they hold off - going public tends to kill innovation and replace it with bureaucracy

I am thinking the same thing, and I do love the effect in iOS26

Link to the video where he goes to get the tv (diff channel, same creator): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfZxOuc9Qwk

Some of these stick figure fight videos inspired me to make copies which lead to me learning flash which lead to my first dev job working in flash. Cool to see this throwback.

Maybe she liked to use AI.

Cool way to write up an obit, sounds like the world lost a good one.

It did for me: https://www.fuckupmysite.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.fuckupmy...

Seems to be an easter egg

Ohhh yeaaaa https://www.fuckupmysite.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.fuckupmy...

Or maybe they just don’t feel like they need to state the obvious?

We all know some people slack off, they find ways to do it in office too.

I agree with your statement but your general calculation of growth is off imho, it should be: Growth = (New Customers Acquisition + Install Base Growth) - Churn This also assumes that churn = Customers that leave completely and those that downgrade plans

IB growth can fuel business growth, especially during times of low new customer acquisition and or high to moderate churn

This will come out in due diligence if the investor is not just throwing money at whatever moves.

+1, I dont want to have to login to a simple service like this. The only value a login provides IMHO is the ability for the site owner to sell my info. Probably not the case here but never can tell and not worth the hassle when I can just use existing resources that work fine and require no login.

WOTC has a (surprisingly) good proxy policy: https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/announcements/proxies-poli...

TL;DR: Use them all you want for play testing but don't use them in events or for trading.

Edit: They DO want a watermark for proxy cards, not sure they enforce that much since most proxy sites make it optional.

For MTG fans, checking out https://mtgprint.net/ may be worth a shot too. No login required and same results.

1.17 Cash Me Outside https://imgur.com/a/zm44TpK

Python script that reads the pixel color under my mouse and turns a set of smart lights to match that color.

Nice! The washing machine done alert is a great idea, I may steal that one =-)

What other automations do you have? This one seems so specific I am curious what else you have going on!

You can find a new job if you just start looking today, if you just "wait for the market to improve" you will always be behind the pack and feeling "stuck".

Oh, you and I 100% agree this is JUST marketing..

37 Signals is confusing... This is cool marketing, the play on the word slack is clever but I thought they were going to focus on moving away from a SaaS business model and this seems to (imho) focus on growing their flagship product which is still a SaaS app.

https://once.com/ for context on what 37 Signals view of the future of software was (is?) 11 months ago.

Who would have thought that vendor lock in results in absorbent spend!

Seems like basic management to me, if I was operating a company of Amazon's size I would 100% want to have some form of attendance tracking, hourly or not.

Another good, free option is chrome remote desktop: https://remotedesktop.google.com/

Thanks for commenting, I have no reason to not believe you so please take my comment as constructive =)

For context, phrases like "We'll take a look at" are what typically lead me to lean towards AI being part of the mix. There are other things about the article that did that too but they may be related to you working in a non-native language.

This content feels like it was AI generated then edited by a human.

It's 100% not authentic. I have worked directly with one of the two you mentioned and it was an awful experience. The way they treated people around them (both people they knew personally and people at the company I worked with them at) was awful. Based on my experience with them I have never used another 37 signals product.