The Age of AI

[GuitarPanda]

Long time user, just reiterating I sincerely hope the team is working towards something unique that actually works. (Without slowly only fixing bugs for years) Almost three years now? It's been a long time since any major updates regarding leading edge features. I see you guys have slowly fixed bugs over time for the r3, so that's good.

With AI assistance and "vibe coding" being so accessible now ,with a working open source firmware, (open wrt) and a support device, a lot can be done now with persistence by almost anyone with the right amount of patience. 

I was able to replicate what I remembered liking from netduma and added synthetic/steady ping for cod mostly,  and was able to turn ping assist into my most used geo filter usage. I can filter lobbies in mw4 by either less than or more than ping wise. All in about 3 hours. (Tested and working) The qos options available on open wrt already are more customizable and powerful than what duma offers. 

If I can do this, than someone with actual experience could make something great within a short amount of time and overshadow netduma immediately. 

So I ask, are you guys taking reasonable timelines seriously now? Or will it be like how it is now forever? 

I don't consider more than a year of unique powerful features teased without execution reasonable. And the world is changing fast. I hope y'all aren't simply resting on your laurels. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Netduma Fraser]

Do keep in mind that you've admitted to replicating patented software - this is why the other router companies haven't done it. Yes, we have mentioned a quite a few times that we're working on big features and that is why it has taken awhile.

[Killerelite06]

It was bound to happen with REA (Reverse engineer anything) tools being so easily accessible.

[GuitarPanda]

6 hours ago, Netduma Fraser said:

Do keep in mind that you've admitted to replicating patented software - this is why the other router companies haven't done it. Yes, we have mentioned a quite a few times that we're working on big features and that is why it has taken awhile.

Ahh, this was made from open source projects all over GitHub, but I can remove the post or you can, that makes sense on other routers not doing it then.