u/gor_stepo

sounds like a solution for Mac while is mostly use it on PC, thanks for the comment though, i bet this might be helpful for some other folks

yeah, I am sure they have a fair share of non-buggy products, but it seems like the ones with bugs like mine are quite common too, which I think shouldn’t be the case for a company like Logitech

huh, i did have something similar with my previous set, though something is off with my PC ... is there anything comparable to master 3s that you tried and can suggest ? by habit i just bought it again but would really love to find a good alternative

Well, the peripherals are MX Master 3S and MX Keys, bought a few months ago, and I had the same set before. In both sets I did notice lags, which seem to be connected with their software, i am glad you didn’t have issues, but I wasn’t that lucky

yes mx master 3s and even now its gone off by itself randomly and shows inactive on the app

https://preview.redd.it/cp67q0owdsxh1.png?width=2581&format=png&auto=webp&s=beec06a556ac0e8c407c62e303b12aea44a4825f

yes, so far seems to be ok

I know reinstalling helps, and I did it many times (this time as well) However, I think we can all agree that it's not ideal to make users reinstall the app several times just to be able to use the mouse. Hopefully, a fix can prevent this from happening in the future! and forcing the updates doesn’t look good to me

thank you for your reply, there were no error messages, but it seems the app updated itself and then completely stopped working. The issue is that the app does not run at all. Please test your updates more thoroughly before releasing them. No, I have not yet contacted Logitech support

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Many larger publishers don't have dedicated ad operations staff; instead, ads might be managed by marketing teams or developers. Chat assistant potentially can make ad management easy for these users, helping them get comfortable quickly. It's can also be useful for mid-sized publishers transitioning from managed services (like Ezoic) to self-managed setups, or for anyone looking to find the right settings and features faster.

Imagine setting up 5 ads on Layout 1 and 3 ads on Layout 2, configuring different bidders for each layout, or adjusting bidders based on geo-targeting and varying Prebid versions. If you're unsure where to go in the UI, chat assistant can be helpful

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You can always go directly to the relevant page on the UI to make any changes, the assistant is an enhancement, not a replacement for the UI.

thank you

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well its more like “sign in” for bots and publishers do have a way to affect it.

Our reporting server started to grow, and we moved it from AWS to our own VPS infrastructure. The main benefit is that we get better resources (CPU, RAM, storage) for a much lower price. If you're comfortable with AWS and its pricing, then it might not be worth exploring other options depending on your projects. However, for us, transitioning to VPS has provided significant cost savings and performance improvements.

Thanks for the details and the useful comment. I just installed and tried Dokploy. The first project deployment went well, but the second one showed a "bad gateway" error on the generated domain. After that, the first project also went down. There's some work to be done, but it seems like a worthy option overall.

it can’t compete with own VPS infrastructure in terms of pricing/capacity for what we do

It really depends on your project. If you have CPU-intensive or high-traffic needs and are still on AWS, I suggest trying other options. With your own VPS infrastructure, you get more horsepower and capacity for a much lower price. It was fine at the beginning with AWS for us as well but i wish we went with own VPS infrastructure earlier as we spent a lot of time on migration.

AWS is well known and its understandable why people choose it, stay with it but it’s not really the best option for so many businesses.

sure , we can stay in touch and notify you on updates, some of the new features are already in use(beta) internally.

We have high-traffic projects, and our own VPS setup always gives us more horsepower for at least three times less the price, significantly reducing our usually big bills(our combined server bill is not small)

doesn’t seem a good option

correction: Cloudflare pages are frontend only and if you have a frontend only website with files not exceeding 25mb (if i recall right thats the size limit) then it's a good option. Also u/cardyet correctly mentioned the workers that can cover some backend workload (again with limitations) but i wouldn't say this is a convenient way to run full front/back apps.

Thanks! It's not publicly available right now, but if there is enough interest from folks with similar needs, we will consider making it available.

One of the advantages is the seamless transition from local development to production. You can get your application online without any major issues. Additionally, the choice to use Docker is optional, not mandatory, giving you the flexibility to decide what's best for your setup.

I just checked it out, looks good but what type of apps are you deploying? is there some functionality (file processing, JS building, large file uploads , 3d models, pdf editor....etc) ? if so have you faced issues when your dev and production builds have no issues locally but they do when deploying?