I think I might be getting some soon, gratis. I can’t bring myself to buy it.

I can’t bring myself to buy it. I can make it myself.

Not sure if it is sparkling, but that would make it a tea-based soft drink. My test here is if I started with coffee and it was mostly coffee, then that’s what I’d call it.

Many of the users here are attempting to replace Reddit with Lemmy. As we go along, we will create our own culture. I very much hope it doesn’t include panicky screaming in all caps.

It took one hour for you to reply, and another for me to reply to you. Op may eventually return.

Pop ate punk.

No harm here, and yeah maybe that was a little extra on my part.

Must have missed that newsletter.

Not to diminish the message, but I always heard TERF as trans exclusionist radical feminist.

My esteps were way off, by about 20%. Also, I was having clogging issues due to my tube not seating properly and causing clogs. I’m impressed that it printed at all.

After addressing the basic issues, I no longer saw any warping.

Also, I’m totally down for a magnetic PEI bed.

Oh, I said this was my son’s printer, but this was mostly something I have used on and off over the past 5 years. I have printed a bunch with it in the past, which is why I eyeballed it and sent the print to tune it on the fly. Generally it is wasteful, but I both considered this as starting from zero and trusted my prior adjustments.

Yeah, it’s pretty common with Fedora too I think. I didn’t even investigate and ended up making the final decision by gut. I was more interest in running an older established flavor than trying something new.

Hmm, you are right. I was thinking of flatpak. I had made it a habit to avoid those formats way back in my slashdot days and never revisited it.

I briefly considered Zorin and Bazzite on my journey from Mint. I dropped Zorin I think because I was looking for something that was on a newer kennel to support my new graphics card.

Bazzite I dropped because I think it looked like it was all snaps.

Running Fedora now. It’s a far stretch from the Red Hat I played with 20 years ago. I think after running Mint for so long,

Looking almost functional!

Curling up is a heat issue combined with the change in extrusion and flaky first layer. Glass bed is set to 50, but I prefer it at 60-65 if I recall.

Still seem to have some issues with my feed motor clicking while feeding. I should probably calibrate my steps before I go too much further.

Ok, adding to this I know ten days later: a janky fix that works now becomes a time bomb to troubleshoot later.

Way in the past, when I had time to monitor torrents and manage file structures, I used to cultivate a shared network folder and link XBMC/Kodi to it. Nowadays it is dead simple to just set it all up in containers and check in on it periodically.

Windows 95, also somehow not coded in rust.

It’s on my radar, but I’m focused on other stuff now.

Two different things:

I was infatuated with Halflife and unable to function in life for a certain amount of time. I would say it did a number on my first run at college, but there was a lot going on there.

As a teen, I was the annoying kid that didn’t have their own games at home, or at least any of the good ones. I would go over my friend’s house and they would be stuck on a boss level only for me to win when the controller is passed over to me.