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ExcessShiv

@ ExcessShiv @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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  • Is the Wikimedia Foundation about to sell out its editors—and its principles?

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  • Most people still haven't heard of the fediverse. We're in a tiny bubble here, an insignificant fraction standing disconnected from the vast majority of the population.

  • Shitty first layer on "big" parts, need some help [SOLVED]

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  • It's 0.48mm width with my 0.4mm nozzle, I think that's a pretty reasonable line width for first layer? Could be wrong though

  • Shitty first layer on "big" parts, need some help [SOLVED]

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  • Yeah it was just too close, but it was only really an issue on the larger prints (I don't make that many of those). The offset that looks fine on the smaller calibration patches looks like shit on the bigger prints.

    I was able to find a good setting eventually though

  • Shitty first layer on "big" parts, need some help [SOLVED]

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  • I haven't noticed any difference in this even when soaking for +45min

  • Shitty first layer on "big" parts, need some help [SOLVED]

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  • As mentioned in the OP, I'm running klipper. Yes I can microstep it, but I haven't been able to find a sweetspot where it all looks acceptable.

  • Shitty first layer on "big" parts, need some help [SOLVED]

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  • No it's completely dry filament, I store it in dry boxes with silica, and always print straight from the dryer. There are also no other issues that is related to moisture in filament, it prints well except for the very first layer, and first layer is only an issue on large models. It's not limited to this specific filament.

    This particular print is also printing well, as soon as it's beyond the first layer.

  • 9 to 5 business hours were made to fence in the power of night people

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  • Any recommendations for a low-cost, low-hassle printer?

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  • What kind of printing (material, use-case etc.) do you think you'll be doing, and what size do you want to be able to print?

  • Any recommendations for a low-cost, low-hassle printer?

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  • Low-cost and no-hassle kind of work against each other here. Which is more important?

  • Any recommendations for a low-cost, low-hassle printer?

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  • Not low-cost at all though

  • Just Pick Something!

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  • Nothing is stopping you, go chase that dream

  • Glow In The Duck

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  • Neat...how long does it glow for?

  • Octoeverywhere 90 days free perks

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  • You still need to mess with octoprint before this can do anything for you, so it's not really turnkey anyway.

  • VPN bypassing Firewalls (Wireguard DPI)

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  • I recently had massive issues reaching my home network from hotel WiFi. I couldn't even connect my regular VPN on their WiFi, I tried a bunch of stuff with different ports, TCP/UDP, different protocols, nothing seemed to work even for my proton VPN.

    I managed to get mullvad running though, then I could connect with tailscale (with mullvad VPN still running) and then disable mullvad after tailscale connected. Tailscale then didn't drop the connection.

    Weird work around, but it was consistent.

  • Octoeverywhere 90 days free perks

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  • Meh...klipper with mainsail and tailscale will get you an even better solution for free.

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  • I haven't bought from temu, but I've bought loads of stuff for various things on similar sites like aliexpress. If I have the time to wait for the shipping, it's the exact same components as I buy in electronics supply stores here, but at a fraction of the price. I prefer to not pay a 300-400% markup for no real reason.

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  • Now music recommendations? That might just work given that algorithms are already doing a decent job at presenting new ( to the particular user, not by actual age) music that the user may enjoy

    In my experience they really suck..."oh, you liked that song from this artist? let me just push a shitload that is categorised in the same basic genre without actually considered the specific track you liked"

    It's so ridiculously generic in its suggestions it's useless. So yeah, AI can almost only do a better job at this than currently.

  • [ExtraFabulous] Why God?

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  • I'm guessing that answer was a reply to something else, because it makes absolutely no sense in this context.