Do you mean that it's only sold by the Russian branch of the unvalidated Chinese marketplace?

Yeah, searching I only got Chinese pages and copies of this article itself. Tried searching directly too. I have a hard time they pulled it of shelves so fast that the internet already erased it... I'd expect at least "out of stock" pages to remain.

And the article doesn't even have an image of the product as sold.

Yes, write your own custom harness harness.

This is what I'm doing too, and it's so much better. No more blocking copy/paste, no more stuck title bars, it actually sends notifications only when I need to give it input, it feels snappy, it doesn't destroy the scrollback buffer, messages are timestamped, I can copy my prompt out without spaces being added, it automatically bumps the agent to check when background processes run too long, and I added a sandbox that actually provides a modicum of security.

It actually means sysadmin.

> And that’s what the birds have with their lungs: an in point and an out point. They also have air sacs and hollow spaces in their bones. When they breathe in, half of the good air (with oxygen) goes into these hollow spaces, and the other half goes into their lungs through the rear entrance. When they breathe out, the good air that has been stored in the hollow places now also goes into their lungs through that rear entrance, and the bad air (carbon dioxide and water vapor) is pushed out the front exit.

Isn't "front exit" the "front entrance"? They don't have two mouths. I don't understand how this improves things.

There are two air sacs viz. Anterior and Posterior with the Lungs in-between. During Inhalation, part of the air goes to lungs (pushing stale air to anterior sacs) and the other part is stored in the posterior sacs. During Exhalation fresh air from posterior sacs is moved to lungs while stale air from anterior sacs is breathed out. This is the efficient unidirectional respiratory flow which allows the lungs to get oxygen continuously during both inhalation and exhalation.

See the explanation and diagram here; How Air Sacs Power Lungs in Birds’ Respiratory System - https://asknature.org/strategy/respiratory-system-facilitate...

Look up diagrams of bird lungs.

Yes, the in/out is through the mouth+nose. But internally is' more like a one-way circle.

One thing I learned recently is that some manufacturers list horizontal FOV, some list diagonal. And... yeah, they don't say which it is here.

Why is it a bad idea, for either of those? Fundamentally?

Yes, after all there is no distinction between data and code since they're the same thing when it comes down to the bytes in memory.

GP didn't say they didn't want to enter their email because it's a risk. My reading was that it was another hoop they had to jump through to do their diligence, reflecting on what the company thinks of their customers the same way the NDA requirement itself, and the IP clauses do. I'm not sure how the connection to money or capitalism comes in here.

I think there should be a separate dimension who are people who have used similar products before and have strict requirements, and people who don't (just bought it to review it, have surface level use cases, etc).

Is this the espresso machine? At first I thought this might be sarcasm but having looked it makes sense. They're using the negative space of the machine itself to direct the steam. It doesn't require any additional components and allows it to be more compact. I didn't realize that they work this way but it's a pretty cool design.

Yeah, the espresso machine and it was sarcasm. I really need to make it more explicit.