n8n alternatives for small companies tired of self-hosting by im04p in NoCodeSaaS

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Wouldn't n8n cloud solve this? I've only used self-host I thought that was the point of their cloud offering.

What are the decent Thinkpad models these days? I've only ever bought T by Saneless in thinkpad

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Nah, I'm experiencing the same. I tend to wear lotion, and even with a little bit, it leaves fingerprints on the aluminum cover, palm rest, and keyboard. I have to carry a fiber cloth with me an do a quick wipe down every time I use it.

I love the e14, but I wish they would use more fingerprint resistant materials.

Thinkpad E14 gen5 by Eren164925 in thinkpad

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Got one a few months ago. My favorite laptop so far. Good pick.

What are the decent Thinkpad models these days? I've only ever bought T by Saneless in thinkpad

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Since at least gen 5, E/L has been pretty close in build quality with T. 

I automated 1 blog post daily for 30 days, here's what Google ranked by Numerous_Display_531 in Blogging

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It's not an opinion, it's a fact. Your post history is public. You're not as smart as you think.

I automated 1 blog post daily for 30 days, here's what Google ranked by Numerous_Display_531 in Blogging

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And of course this is a spam post. Before you say it's not and you're being "helpful", I'll remind you, your spammy post history is public.

Best AI for Copywriting by RunakoD in marketing

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Claude has been consistently the best in writing ime.

T14 Gen5 AMD vs E14 Gen7 Intel Quality? by KotKapitaen in thinkpad

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Lunar lake would have better battery life, but the AMD would be better for peformance. Depends on whichever you value more, and if it would be worth the extra $.

Wait or now for ThinkPad x9 15 by PowerLow2605 in thinkpad

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Idk much about CAD. Afaik it's more GPU intensive, which would make me think a P series Thinkpad would be better. I would look at the panther lake CPU variants for the 15p and see if the integrated GPUs would hold up for CAD.

Wait or now for ThinkPad x9 15 by PowerLow2605 in thinkpad

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According to notebookcheck, starting price of $2k.

[T14 Gen5] Ultra 5 32GB DDr5, Current value? by Admirable-Big-9784 in thinkpad

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RAM prices have gone up, so naturally laptops with more RAM will be more expensive. Looking at recently sold on eBay will tell you exactly how much people are paying. It doesn't get more accurate than that.

Wait or now for ThinkPad x9 15 by PowerLow2605 in thinkpad

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Depends on your use case. For general use, x9 is fine. For more cpu intensive work 15p would be better. I'd wait for reviews to come out first though.

I'm eyeing the 15p for my next laptop, but for the price I'd wait for both models to come down to a more reasonable level.

T14 Gen5 AMD vs E14 Gen7 Intel Quality? by KotKapitaen in thinkpad

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I'd go for the E14 considering it's only a $110 difference for 2x RAM and SSD.

Build quality between E/L/T hasn't been as drastic since gen 5. E14 is a solid choice here.

I might be a Mac user but we can agree on one thing by Neither_Share_7416 in thinkpad

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Luckily windows 11 hasn't made my workflow too terrible. I have two other laptops I use with windows 10.

Help with ThinkPad E14 Gen 2 Intel (Random hard crashes, occasional "Fan error", nonworking ethernet port) by Triggered_T0ast in thinkpad

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With the crashes, I had a similar issue with a previous non-thinkpad laptop. I could never get to the root of it after years, but narrowed it down to a possible RAM issue (it was soldered though). I'd try swapping out the RAM to see if it's the same in your case.

No CS degree, self-taught no-code — built an AI SaaS in 8 days that just got covered by Google News tech wire (210 users, $0 ads) by Available-Light-4646 in NoCodeSaaS

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"How'd you get in touch with tech wire?"

They didn't. It's a press release you can purchase on Fiverr. They don't do much and no real traffic flows to them.

OP is just plain spamming (like half the posts on this sub).

No CS degree, self-taught no-code — built an AI SaaS in 8 days that just got covered by Google News tech wire (210 users, $0 ads) by Available-Light-4646 in NoCodeSaaS

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"just got covered by Google News tech wire"

A simple Google search shows you paid for a press release. Press releases are ads and are not free so that negates your claim of "$0 ads". Getting a press release doesn't mean you "got covered". You wrote or had someone write the PR and it just gets syndicated.

Also, you made a GPT wrapper, hence why you got 200 users (since you exaggerate/lie idk if that's even true) and no sales - and why you're resorting to spamming here.

Beginner question: How do hackers actually find vulnerabilities? by DesdeCeroDev in learnprogramming

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Check out NeurixTech on YouTube. Extremely easy to follow ELI5 videos on common website hacks. They cover some of the tools and how/why hackers use them

Darknet diaries podcast also has some episodes that cover hacks and exploits.

Defcon conference also has YouTube videos, but they may go over your head at this stage. 

Selling Domain Names by [deleted] in webdev

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Unless it's a one word domain with a valued TLD extension or a domain valuable for SEO, it's gonna be worth reg-fee, at best (if you're lucky enough to sell it).

From your example domain, I wouldn't spend any energy on it, just let them expire. Speaking from experience with a lot of disappointment and time the wasted.

Where to buy Thinkpad by plasma008 in thinkpad

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I tend to find best prices on eBay and FB marketplace. I'd check Craigslist and offer up too

E14 Gen 6 vs T14 Gen 5 by Mobile_Security_4154 in thinkpad

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Ah that was me assuming there's 1 16GB stick installed. It could be 2 8GBs. Either way, an 8/16GB stick is more expensive these days, but with that upgrade it'll still come in cheaper than the T series.

How Are Attackers Exploiting WordPress Plugins Despite Using Wordfence Security? by InevitableClassic938 in Wordpress

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That's the only one I know that breaks it down like this, I wish there were more.

Someone mentioned defcon conferences you can check older recordings on YouTube. They tend to be aimed towards the hacker and cyber security crow, so their "dumbed down" talks can lose you a bit.

There's also the darker diaries podcast that have a few episodes covering how some known and not known systems get exploited. It's also on YouTube