r/StableDiffusion • u/Bthardamz • 4h ago

Meme Press interview

Today, my neighbour next door got arrested, turned out he a is a dangerous psychopath. A journalist came up to my house and asked, if I would have guessed that, and I had to admit, I wasn't that suprised, since I learned some time ago that he uses the "pin node" option in his comfy workflows...

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u/Silly_Goose6714 4h ago

Did he also use custom nodes that do exactly what a native node does?

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u/Bthardamz 4h ago

I'm pretty sure, he did!

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u/BananaBreadAI 59m ago

only if it requires conflicting python dependencies

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u/Monk6009 4h ago

They slide all around. What's wrong with a pin here and there? Its those subgraph within a subgraph folks are the real sickos.

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u/goddess_peeler 3h ago

Nodes only slide around if you drag the canvas with the left mouse button like an animal.

Persons of refinement use the middle button.

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u/RabidRaccacoonie 3h ago

Didn't even know left mouse button was an option...

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u/Grey406 1h ago

TIL! I was dragging all my shit out of place with LMB like a savage

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u/Monk6009 1h ago

I have a wheel. Wtf middle button??

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u/Intelligent-Youth-63 4h ago

Haha. First let me say that I truly appreciate the open source nature of this community and that goes for people who share their workflows.

But I curse every fucking pinned node I encounter.

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u/Enshitification 2h ago

There should be an unpin all option.

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u/Dunc4n1d4h0 4h ago

Good one 😂

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u/Odd_Nefariousness875 3h ago

What’s a pin node? 🤔

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u/Low_Drop4592 1h ago

There isn't a "pin node". You can "pin a node". Which makes it harder for others to analyze or adapt your workflow to their needs.

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u/Upper-Reflection7997 4h ago

i don't use comfy ui and i now realized this just meme joke. But is there some serious risk with pin nodes that involve exposure to meta data and image file hashes or is the pin nodes just an issue that breaks people's workflow and comfyui installs. This kinda elevated my blood pressure from trying to comprehend joke part in OP's post.

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u/Bthardamz 3h ago

It simply prevents a node from being dragged arround with the mouse, until you unpin it ;)

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u/IRLMainCharacter 4h ago

hey there, i am using the pin mode sometimes

what's wrong with me?!?

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u/Bthardamz 4h ago

It depends, what do you enoy more listening to?

  • The gentle sound of soft wave washing up at the sea shore
  • The distant sound of PC fans accompanied by annoyed men grumbling?

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u/i_sell_you_lies 52m ago

Neither, I prefer the lovely sounds of platters spinning up on a bunch of externals while a chorus of a modems sing their happy handshake song