At the end of the day, it’s all in our heads anyway.

So, how is this supposed to work? From what I can gather at a quick glance it appears to be a VPN of some sorts but for cellular data?

Well, some say Dutch is just German but drunk …

300-400 miles isn’t happening unless maybe as a death march.

He-he, I guess you typed that before reading the wiki page.

Which is a shame. Browser should be strict when rendering.

• Multiple IDs with the same name? Jail!
• Open tags? Jail!
• Invalid order of tags? Believe it or not: Jail!

It’s not about getting a proper result. It’s about getting less work to do and just as much of a pain in the ass as possible.

https://feddit.org/comment/9064639

Since people are asking all sort of things, and it’s difficult to keep up with posting everything to every reply, I am simply going to add the info to a “main thread”.

I did another test with a simple cube and the same top shell pattern as the test and got similar results.

I am printing at 200°C based on the following temp tower.

As for speed, I am using the Orca Slicer preset “0.20mm SPEED @MK4S 0.4”:

• First Layer: 40 mm/s
• Walls: 170 mm/s
• Infill: 200 mm/s -Top Surface: 100 mm/s

Additionally based on the calibration test I came up with 18 mm/s for max volumetric speed. (Test result below)

Update:

The printer is a Prusa MK4S with stock parts.

The filament is by recyclingfabric.

I have run through all relevant calibrations in Orca Slicer and the blobs still happen but only when using these circular patterns. I’ve printer the bracket I designed. Need to further tune the edges but overall it seems good to me:

https://feddit.org/comment/9055184

https://feddit.org/comment/9055184

The calibration pattern appears to have a hardcoded top layer. Changing it in the slicer does nothing.

The calibration page lists some examples which look a lot cleaner. Also, I tried another opened filament that was stored in a closed plastic bag and the blobs are less pronounced. So the third test is going to be a fresh filament.

Then they look like a well groomed animal.

Arthur Dent is my favorite Arthur.

Exactly.

The current backup system relies on you still having direct access to your phone or a previous backup you moved off your phone yourself.

What Signal is offering now is an automatic backup system that saves an encrypted copy of your data on their own servers which you can access even if you lost your phone and never made a manual backup.

I’m going to throw the Prusa Core One into the ring:

The first thing you will probably notice compared to something like Bambu Labs printers is the price. Yes, it’s high. However, Prusa is doing a lot more than just building 3D Printers, they are also developing the slicer software PrusaSlicer which many, including Bambu Labs Slicer, are based on and make it available for free to anyone. Also, their customer support is top of the line.

Don’t let the fact that you assemble the printer from the ground up let you scare away. I am not exactly a precision engineer myself and got everything working flawlessly on my first try.

They have what?

Here we go! Dang, they even got pins!

I’d say if they are solely an investment, then yes you are part of the problem. Because you expect a return on your investment and so inherently rent has to be increased to generate the necessary profits.

If you’d live in a house that has more room than you need and rent these out that’s fine in my book. But possession solely for profit is one of the main problems of our current economic system.

And how do they work?