Fruit pie

Is it data you would trust in the hands of random strangers on the internet? If so, I can easily store 50TB for you, as long as it’s temporary.

Oh, and I have various storage solutions in various jurisdictions, so if you have any preferences as to places you do NOT want to store it, that’s something you need to hilight.

Celebratory recreational eco-terrorism

I upvote anything that passes the bar of “This content is a positive addition to Lemmy” + my margin for laziness.

I downvote anything I consider pure garbage.

ReVanced “left”?

Some PETG residue after scraping off a notoriously resistant brim a while back. It doesn’t affect the print, but it’s fugly enough that I rarely use that side of the sheet. Note that the lighting causes it to look worse than it actually is.

My recommendation is outdated by a year, but I love my Lenovo Legion, and I would think a current model would do fine as well. Everything worked out of the box, including the lenovo hotkeys for adjusting the keyboard lights.

I used to work with a pole with a very similar accent

I happened to be watching the print camera when a nut suddenly dropped onto the print sheet. Luckily it’s just a short test print, so it gets to complete the current job.

If I’m not mistaken, it’s one of the nuts holding the X rail in place. Time to do some tightening I guess.

UPDATE: It was actually from the top vent cover. These nuts are intentionally left somewhat loose for the vent to open/shut easily. Not critical, but I need to get some locktite on there.

I was in the same boat, so I’ll leave you with this golden nugget you probably want to check out:

certbot

He’s trying to cover it up because of you foot fetishist freaks on the internet

By the way, I recommend going for the kit and not the preassembled one. Learning how everything fits together helps on the maintenance, plus the assembly instructions are really well written. Also, the kit is a little cheaper.

Took me three evenings to assemble everything.

What’s the budget? There are many good ones in many price categories, so if you have a figure in mind, that helps narrow it down.

Personally I’m a big fan of my Prusa Core One. It’s fun to build and it hasn’t left me wanting, plus there are many upgrade options available. It’s also pretty open in terms of software, as opposed to certain other manufacturers which seem to be going for a walled garden approach.

Woot:

“I cannot imagine having gone through figuring out how to raise a newborn without ChatGPT.”
– Sam Altman.

Fucking dweeb…

Look, this community is for seemingly STUPID questions. I have the dumb today and I didn’t come here to brain.

I’m exclusively on linux, and I’m using PrusaSlicer. It does what I need, and it integrates well with my prusa printer.

I did sniff around, in the name of science, looking at other slicers to see what they offered, but I found no reason to try anything else for now.

Go for another round, maybe you’ll get Autism 2.0

On a more serious note, this is a question for your doctor, not strangers on the internet. I think those vaccines are the ones that are valid for life, and adding to it doesn’t make a difference, but I’m not sure, and I’m far from a medical professional.

That is A LOT of sequels/remakes. I probably don’t need to state my opinion on franchise recycling, as everyone has heard it all before from someone far more literate and irate than I.

Looking forward to Project Hail Mary, though. While I’m of the typical opinion that movie adoptions rarely hold up, I am cautiously optimistic about this one for some reason.

Oh, and I’ll probably watch the Paw Patrol sequel in the theater with some of my kids.

Two bananas for accuracy, so that the viewer knows the size of the first banana