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I haven't used it other than doing some reverse engineering via KiloCode. https://sschueller.github.io/posts/making-a-label-printer-wo... to be exact.
I am so glad "open" alternatives exist that are almost as good and no state or company has control over. Living in a world where cooperation can decided who "wins" and who "looses" is a scary thing.
Google gives no explanation, no recourse. nothing.
Making printers dependent on ai should get you banned from the internet, you got off light.
What in the world are you talking about? He used AI to remove the printer's artificial dependency on proprietary Windows and Android drivers.
Did they kill your whole Google account -- GMail, YouTube, and so forth -- or just your ability to use Gemini?
Not yet, so far only Gemini.
While I'm sure there is some obviously dangerous / unallowed use of fakes using Gemini going off radar, people hacking on some code get banned. That's a wild move from Gemini which makes me rethink my LLM choice, thanks for sharing!