... Lovable , and it was super smooth. ( Video here if it helps ). I didn't tackle it as a "work project" but more as a side fun little thing to build. Next up: linking up Shopify and finding a printer who can nail the card stock. There are over 50 million people playing MTG, so it may be a good idea in the end. If anyone here is an MTG fan let me know and I'll share the link! Would ...

... Netfox has always found devices by listening. This release lets it ask. Your network has things on it that never say a word. A printer asleep. A camera that only ever talks to its own cloud. A Pi you set up in March and forgot. They are powered on and perfectly reachable, and until now Netfox could not show them to you not because it was hard, but because everything it knew came from whatever announces itself, or whatever ...

... what you want to know. SMB 1 is the protocol WannaCry spread over. Microsoft turned it off by default in 2017, and it is still quietly on in the corner of plenty of home networks: an old NAS, a printer with a scan-to-folder share, a router's USB disk. Netfox names it, and names a version that has no encryption to offer at all. And if it cannot settle the question, it says nothing rather than telling ...

... Netfox 0.19.0 is out: the certificate card Every home network has a few TLS services nobody looks at until a browser refuses one: the NAS, the printer, the router's own page. Netfox now reads what they present and says what's wrong with it. Issued to, issued by, expires read from the certificate the server presents, on any port that speaks TLS from the first byte. Expired: named, with the date. Signed by itself: nothing vouches for it. Normal ...

... curious how other developers handle printing features in their applications. If your app generates invoices, shipping labels, reports, tickets, or certificates, do you provide users with a way to verify their printer before they print important documents? I've seen many support issues that turned out to be printer

... Netfox 0.16.0 is out and this one finds what a network scan structurally can't. Here's the blind spot. Netfox checks every device by connecting to it across your network. Perfect for a printer, a NAS, a phone. Wrong for the Mac you're sitting at A dev server on 127.0.0.1:3000 genuinely refuses connections from anywhere else so the check says "closed". Accurate, and completely useless. The most interesting services on the machine you care most about ... ... that way: The Ports tab on a network device, grouped by category Also fixed: a closed port now says closed. A port that actively refuses a connection was being reported as filtered and those mean different things. Nothing listening, versus

... Since launch, the most common first project hasn't been what I expected. I assumed smart home sensors. It's 3D printers. The pattern: an ESP32 wired to the printer

... which ports are open on your network. 0.12.0 lets you see what's actually answering read-only, all on your Mac. A built-in web viewer Tap an open web port and the device's own page router, printer, NAS opens right inside Netfox, in a viewer locked to that one device. The page works normally, nothing is stored, and it can't wander off to the rest of your network or the internet. Netfox's in-app web viewer ... ... rendering a printer

... everyone, I m part of the team behind GTARTISTOO, an online store focused on tattoo supplies for professional artists, apprentices, and beginners. We offer tattoo inks, wireless tattoo pen kits, practice skin, stencil printers, and studio equipment. I m especially interested in learning more about tattoo techniques, product development, e-commerce, and the everyday needs of working artists. I joined this community to connect with other creators and business owners, exchange practical ideas, and learn from everyone s experience ...

... designed electronics from concept through to production for many years, and a couple of years ago I helped co-found a company that aimed to automate 3D printing through a combination of moving gantries and software that talked to printers. After exiting that company, I'm now continuing my entrepreneurship journey. It's amazing, exciting and torturous all at the same time. I'm loving it Right now I'm building: lePanel an AI advisory board. It's the room ...

... boxes read as what they are at a glance. The Service inspector see what's actually running - Open a device's General tab and Netfox names the product behind its open ports: a router's SSH shell, an HP printer, a NAS, a smart-home web page. "Port 8080 open" becomes "oh, that's the printer

... that stay quiet on the network (your router, some smart-home gear) used to blink offline and back in the list, and even logged phantom "went offline / came online" entries in their History. They sit steady now. More readable - Printers, by name HP, Epson and Brother printers

... calculations. Technical capabilities: Multiple print formats: Standard (A4/Letter), thermal receipt (80mm/58mm), custom templates Hardware integration: USB/Bluetooth barcode scanners for product billing QR code generation: Embedded payment codes on invoices (UPI/PayNow/PayPal) Multi-currency: 150+ currencies with auto-conversion Thermal printer support: ESC/POS compatible printers

... thing I noticed when selling 3D prints is that most people only calculate filament cost . But a print actually includes a lot more: electricity printer wear maintenance failed prints markup So I built a small tool called 3D Print Calculator that calculates the real print cost automatically . It also lets you: generate quotes and invoices send them to customers save jobs and customers run everything from your phone or PC It s something I originally made for my own prints ...

... into real products like apparel, drinkware, and promo items. I spend a lot of time experimenting with: sublimation printing workflows product ideas that actually sell print quality + durability testing guides and tools that make printing less confusing content around printers, materials, and setup tips I also run a blog where I share tutorials, comparisons, and real-world experiments so beginners don t have to learn everything the hard way. Right now I m exploring ways to mix automation, content ...

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... Analyzer that checks 50+ ranking factors (found issues $500/month tools missed) AI Ranking Analyzer see how ChatGPT, Perplexity & Google AI perceive your brand (haven't seen this anywhere else) Color Palette Generator with real UI previews 3D Printer Profile Generator because I'm a maker and spent too many hours on failed prints Social media generators, WHOIS lookups, privacy policy generator, and a lot more The pricing model: 100 free points/month, no credit card required. Ever. Points auto-refill ...

... Stickerbox Review: A Great Example of an AI Toy for Kids Stickerbox is a fast, kid-safe AI sticker printer that s genuinely addicting and fun. Introduction: A Tiny Box That Feels Like Magic Groggily, as I make my way downstairs, I hear the scurry of footsteps rushing to our common area. Daddy, can I use Stickerbox? whispers my 5-year-old daughter skipping the goodmornings and breakfast. After you eat and get ready for school I sluggishly replied ... ... into action. I don t think I ve ever seen her get ready so fast. I smiled, maybe they re onto something I said plugging in the red magical box. Background I was planning to build a DIY thermal printer

... work." Comment from Gin Tse(@jean_xavier): Great points! Pricing strategies are crucial, and it s great your team is focusing on this. Key considerations include: costs (factoring in hidden ones like salaries and rent) positioning (who you are, competitors, and value proposition) market strategy (entry approach and timing for price adjustments). Comment from Laura Cruickshanks(@laura_cruickshanks): @harsh419 ooo I ve seen a few lifetime offers. How can you support that long term? Comment from Olga Aleksiutovich(@monolgaz ... ... depends on your positioning on the market. Are you unique with your features? Then go ahead and make the extra profit. Are you trying to compete with someone? Then your first object is to revise your competitors