At this point, with coding agents, it would be stupid to waste time with Postman. I already uninstalled it after using it for over a decade. Build your own simple tools for debugging, my friends. The old archaic era is over.

I built an open source alternative called Sannr. It's an API platform built for coding agents.

As I've mentioned in other posts, I'm a former Postmanaut who built it as a response to the lack of options for agents on the market.

You are talking about the company side of the issues. We are talking about the specific issue that is concerning our ubuntu servers. What is the security bug, and how can someone exploit it? Where is that written?

Weird, they did not have J-100s and AQ-500 images in the 1980s collection, but I can find them on the internet.

Also, in the 2020s, they seem to have given up on watches.

Is it dumb because you don't know the names of the episodes? There are hardcore trekkies who can list all the episode names easily. Maybe this game is for them?

I never understood the appeal of cursor.com. Isn't Claude Code on the CLI enough? Are people really lazy or incompetent to resort to using other companies for the same AI models?

I am going to watch TNG once again for him starting now. I am sad.

It works with an ad blocker just fine. Also, torrent and Yandex links are perfectly fine as well.

7.9 x 4.9 x 9.3 in build volume is small. Since it is resin, does it really make a difference to make the build area bigger without upgrading the hardware, just by increasing the frame size?

If you imply making it taller, I think tall parts are increasingly more wobbly, there must be a limit there.

That's exactly what I am doing. I have a Dell R740 with 96 cores and 512 GB of RAM, and RAID 10 with 16 SSDs. All of my machines connect to it via Tailscale.

and I thought I was doing something special with my little GMKTec 32GB machine I use for a dev server haha

There's (at least) 2 of us! Well, mine is a little minisforum unit, but the idea is all the same.

I have a similar setup! I use a Dell R820 though, with 1.5TB of RAM and NVMe ;)

DigitalOcean ruins everything they acquire. Just like they did it to CloudWays.

They also ruin things they don't acquire, such as their own control panel. It used to be simple and clean, now it's a horrible mess, so horrible it looks like they don't even sell virtual machines anymore.

Fun fact that makes this all the more sad: The ease-of-use of their control panel was expressly called out as a competitive advantage in their S-1 ahead of their IPO. That really says something about their priorities these days.

I agree. They renamed the servers "flexible". Ui is trying to sell products nonstop. They are trying to squeeze the most out of people with their shitty fear tactics. They are going downhill.

Yes, agree. I migrated from DigitalOcean to Hetzner some time ago (also because they're European, and a bit cheaper), but then the AI craze started and now all their smaller virtual servers are always sold out...