People. Most people are still on GitHub and don’t see things on Codeberg / GitLab nor are they willing to create an account. It’s a classic case of the network effect.

I have a Forgejo instance with all my private repositories and use GitHub for my public repositories I want to share with others / collaborate on. I’m planning to switch to Forgejo / Codeberg for my public repositories when Forgefed has been implemented.

YouTube Music allows this, maybe they’re losing ad money to them on the people that weren’t going to get premium anyway.

I did

^{It sucked, but I won’t buy your game regardless}

The HTTP response times are sometimes a little rough, but the team has managed to keep up a large part of the fediverse for the past few years. It’s impressive, and I’m happy that I ended up chosing lemmy.world after migrating from lemmy.ml.

F# is a decent introduction into functional programming. You can use .NET libraries and occasionally fall back to imperative code when needed.

I personally like OpenSCAD (with VSCode not with the built-in editor)

I’ve personally started creating my new communities on other instances to spread it out more. You create an alt on a fitting and reliable instance, create it there and then give control to your main account. My latest community is on mander.xyz.

It is not. The source is linked in the post.

Mag ik vragen waarom je voor Signal hebt gekozen i.p.v. Matrix, aangezien dat vaak gebruikt wordt op Lemmy?

Why would they do that?

Why did you watermark your screenshot?

Neat. How much work was it? Any thoughts about doing a How-to?

It was a lot of work to get it to fit because it’s not actually that deep. I managed to make it work by installing a longer cable for the display (it was too big with it in the normal position) and getting a 90° power adapter to allow the door to close. The filament spool is positioned on top and goes through a printed tube. There is also a small hole to allow cables to go out from the back. I could give instructions / answer questions if anyone is interested.

After all Said and done did you notice any print quality differences?

Yes, there was a big improvement. It stands under my window and the draft ruined a lot of prints. I struggled to print anything over 5 cm high.
Now the temperature inside is higher (temperature sensor inside says it’s 34 °C) and the humidity is about ~15% lower than the rest of the room. Print quality has improved a lot.

There is one inside. It’s visible in the first picture (on the left of the printer). There is also a temperature sensor attached on top.

That seems a bit extreme

I suspect Hetzner since they specifically mentioned Germany and not a region like “eu-west” like other hosting providers such as Azure.

AFAIK it stores the notes as .md and an index in it’s own proprietary format, which is mostly an issue because the index won’t be encrypted if you encrypt the notes.

Doesn’t logseq store the notes as .md files? There is a directory named pages which contained them last time I checked

I saw you picked SurrealDB, what has been your experience with that so far?

There are glitch tokens but I think those only effect it when using it.