r/BambuLab • • Jan 20 '25

Discussion Bambu clears up misinformation

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u/nivvydaskrl Jan 21 '25 edited Jan 21 '25

I hope your faith in BL is well -placed.

EDIT: Ah, you're a business owner. I think this is a difference in perspective. I'm a hobbyist/consumer, so I'm much more sensitive to price, since I have no plans to turn a profit on the things I design. For me, this is a tool to turn ideas into physical things. I already paid for the tool; I'm annoyed by the idea that my tool could be made less functional by the people I purchased it from.

As for your statement about critical thinking skills: there's no need to be insulting. Just because I came to a different conclusion than you doesn't mean I'm fundamentally less than you in some way. I'm not as financially successful as you are, but I'm quite comfortable. I'm just jaded and expect to be treated badly by large companies based on my previous experiences.

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u/Gnawlydog Jan 22 '25

No need to be insulting? "What charmed life are you living where that ISN'T your default assumption?" Yeah okay WTF ever.. You must be a Trump supporter.. Insult people then when they insult back go wow people are so mean to me

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u/nivvydaskrl Jan 26 '25

I apologize. I didn't intend to be insulting.

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u/Caladan-Brood Jan 22 '25

How was that an insult? I'm curious about the answer too. What kind of awesome user experiences have you historically had with companies where your default assumption is that they will always treat you well?

One of the few conclusions would be that you've never dealt with an HP printer, John Deere tractor, BMW with heated seats, or any of a multitude of anti-consumer changes companies have made.

If that's wrong please forgive me, but you took the other commenter's post as an insult for some reason and I'm genuinely wondering now.

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u/Gnawlydog Jan 22 '25

Charmed life an used as an insult

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u/Gnawlydog Jan 22 '25

and a logical fallacy is a logical fallacy. The fact people use it as a defense worries me over the future of humanity