to use this method of scraping, logging in with a premium account is required.
so either they found a way around that lock, but not the quality lock, or they just decided 160k is good enough (it generally is), and decided to stick with that for filesize & bandwidth savings
I assume they didn't intend to put a mic on the KVM product, but they wanted to make a KVM product, already had this SBC product, which reusing their existing stock of helped keep cost low.
Should they have been more up front about it it? Sure, and it's not great that they had a bunch of security issues in the FW anyway, so not exactly great, but "hidden microphone in a Chinese KVM" lets the mind wander
not sure, but i'm getting the sense that they're annoyed that someone is expressing themself on their own personal blog and not being Professional enough
> That's why there is such a thing as a React compiler - a good sign that you're not writing JS, which doesn't have compilers.
You say that like it's a bad thing - but it didn't stop Babel or TypeScript from being popular, both of which need a compiler. And being honest, I don't like extra tools in my chain, which is probably why I don't use React proper, but that proves you don't need anything React specific for anything other than optimisation
The only syntax you really want for React is JSX. Which is just because writing React.createElement("div" ...) every time is unergomomic. JSX isn't specific to React. It could easily be a language feature, in fact it is an OOTB language feature of TypeScript.
> React is full of magic syntax that looks like functions, but e.g. you can't call them inside an if statement
They look like function calls, because they are. They're not "magic syntax", and in fact, those rules are explicitly because theres no way around that without implementing special syntax
afaik the app isn't open source, i'm required to login with Google/Apple, and theres very little information in the app about security, and plus, running models like DeepSeekR1 and Llama70B aren't cheap, so you've gotta be getting money from somewhere, right?
so either they found a way around that lock, but not the quality lock, or they just decided 160k is good enough (it generally is), and decided to stick with that for filesize & bandwidth savings