What I don't understand is why a bot/scraper needs to load every page and image multiple times in the same hour or whatever session it's doing on my site. If I have say 10 pages and 100 images, surely 110 requests should be all it needs to load everything.

That's a weird take. There are plenty of professional use cases like quickly putting together a few short clips for social media shorts or whatever, that does not require anywhere near feature-parity with the big NLEs.

It's a photoshop clone but if you have not used that before I can see how it might be a lot!

I had not used either before reading this thread, but omniclip has an odd interface, it's very unfamiliar to me compared to a standard NLE, and the loading time was quite long (maybe just HN load?).

>Seriously, give me a good reason to buy a Neo over a machine like this. What is actually better about the Mac objectively?

The price? Yes the Lenovo is better but it's also $950.

$60,000 after dealer markup and dealer fees.

How are you doing output RF filtering? Fixed filters or some kind of adjustable one?

There is no filtering. Apparently if you just say

> Built for engineers who understand that good RF practices matter more than arbitrary administrative boundaries

then actually following good RF practices is optional.

Not at all: https://github.com/F5OEO/rpitx/blob/master/doc/Tunerpitx.png

It's basically a replacement for SMS, not anything near what Discord does.

No not really, Matrix doesn't have voice rooms or game streaming.

It has voice calls and meetings but that's not the same thing and has much higher friction to use.

I doubt people hate decentralization directly, it's just that the decentralized services out there are difficult to use and lack features people are used to.