• nate3d@lemmy.world
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    14 days ago

    Nobody has read the full release notes and is making this out to be a much bigger deal than it is.

    Firstly, they’re leaving the existing functionality in place and you just have to enable it and approve a prompt that you’re responsible for your network security.

    Secondly, they’re providing a software solution to allow any gcode to be sent to the printer and any of the many 3rd party slicer vendors are welcome to incorporate it.

    Locking down a cloud connected product with proper authentication methods is a good idea but their initial press release butchered the details and led to the community uproar.