Apparently, I’m bad at everything.

I doubt a few hours is long enough if the filament is really wet. It probably needs like 24+ hours. I would just switch to the new filament to test if that is really the problem. Then decide if it’s worth trying to save the old filament.

I use a lot salt + paper towel. I never wash mine with water.

I’m going to define easy as “low budget”. In which case I think any presentation style video is going to fit that description. I personally enjoy a lot of Milo Stefan and minimiuteman’s videos where they present archaeology topics. It really cheap in that you only need to a few pictures from wiki and camera pointed at your self talking about something. Of course to do this well, you need to really know the subject and how to present a narrative that is interesting.

Also, burning it in a pit or those big metal barrels.

You can see an angle grinder cut into the chip left to the cpu socket. Looks like the board snapped while they where cutting it for some reason.

Yep, just dump some flex seal on it and it’s good to go.

Its make so much sense to switch to renewables. When you extract oil and burn it you lose the oil and it’s basically unrecoverable. When a solar panel or battery reaches it’s end of life all of it’s components are still there and can be fully re-manufactured. So the more oil you extract and burn the more expensive it becomes because you have to pump from more deep/remote places. It doesn’t scale well over time. The more solar panels and batteries you make you get to keep all the materials used to make them. So they get cheaper as time goes on because there is more supply.

If you have multi meter and the voltage is at zero then it should be safe to recycle normally. If it’s charged and swollen then it’s a fire risk. Keep the battery in the phone and in a metal container until you know there is no energy left in the battery. A dead battery even swollen shouldn’t be a fire risk.

I think you need to be wealthy/high paying job and then they send you a letter.

I have been looking into how to do this. I wish it wasn’t complicated. Both my legion go and SZBOX JX5 have the auto rotate off 90 degrees. It’s really annoying.

I live in southern AZ where it is super dry. I never thought I needed a filament dryer. I got one anyways and it turns out I did need one. My print are so much better now. Would recommend.

Yeah, how does this work? Do I need to setup the tools in home assistant or do I need setup tools with system prompt / modelfile on the ollama server? The ollama integration says the AI instructions use homeassiant templating. Do I need to create a custom template prompt that passes the info to the ollama server in way that works with the tools? https://www.home-assistant.io/docs/configuration/templating/

Well, it’s not an actual sensor. The sun “sensor” is built into home assistant and is pre-calculated. It uses the sensor interface to keep things constant when creating custom automation. I could just create a automation that reads it out the when I say a specific phrase. I’m just trying to use ollama so I don’t have to create custom automation for everything.

It just has to read me what the Sun Next sensor says. I exposed it in the assist setting and it clearly knows it exits. I think I’m having some issue with the tools but I’m not sure how you’re suppose to set it up.

Nice! looks good and easy to print.

Nice! Does the onscreen keyboard work in the login screen? If it doesn’t it probably will soon. My understanding is that the wayland onscreen keyboard issues have been fixed really recently.

I was mostly just testing if I could use it without a keyboard and mouse. Which has not been the case with other distros I have tried. It’s mostly firefox and the login screen having issues with the onscreen keyboard and the UI not scaling or accecpting touch input well that has been my problem with linux on a tablet.

Yeah, I firefox and the login screen didn’t work well with the onscreen keyboard when I tried fedora. I ended up using it with the keyboard attahed. That’s why I was so excited when everything worked with PostmarketOS.

No, if I figure out pmbootstrap and make a custom image I will try to get the custom kernel in. So far everything but the cameras seem to work.