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  • I'm not in a tech field now, but I used to be. I jumped ship when everything started moving to 'cloud based' because I don't trust anything I can't kick when it breaks.

  • Debian is ... fine. It's the Toyota Corolla of distros. It's reliable, it'll likely do what you need it to do. It's not fun or exciting or packed with the latest tech, it just does its job with minimum fuss.

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  • 6 but they're all different sizes. One I've had since 2016, one was $20 from goodwill, and the other I found on the side of the road.

  • Recently upgraded to an Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus, although I wouldn't exactly call that 'cheap'. No complaints so far, but I did replace the firmware with OpenNep4tune straight away so I can't speak to the bone stock, out-of-box experience. Initial calibration was a little annoying but it auto-levels before every print, works really well with Orca and has its own remote web interface. I've only used it with PLA so far, but now that I have it dialled in I haven't had a failed print that wasn't my own fault.

  • Prusa and Cura are available on flathub and work fine. AFAIK Orca isn't in the main repo but the flatpak is on their github and works fine for me too.

  • Shaka, when the sausage fell.

  • Thanks for doing the research but I'm not in the States. They're out of stock at Anycubic here and significantly more expensive at resellers. Ender 3 V3 SE is AU$259 direct for me, whereas the Kobra is AU$368 (out of stock). Resellers have them for up to AU$500.

  • Interesting. Where I am the Kobra 3 seems to be either out of stock or ~160% the price of the Ender. Unless I'm missing a bargain somewhere, which is possible.

    I see auto-leveling as a nice-to-have. It's not a deal breaker for me at this point because pretty much anything is going to be an upgrade from the K7.

  • I nearly pulled the trigger on a secondhand i3 Mega S but spare parts seemed to be nonexistent. How's the support for the Kobra?

  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world

    Yet another request for recommendations

  • Had a very similar problem when my ironclaw died. I went thru probably 5-6 different mouses/mice/meece before discovering the Keychron M6. Very similar feature set to the Logitech MX, but a slightly different shape and texture that I find suits my hand better. DPI switch is on the underside by default but can be remapped to any button. It's wireless, but there's no reason you can't just leave it plugged in.

    EDIT: Also, I found this thing super useful for size/shape comparison during my hunt.

  • Can I get mine with a side of plomeek soup?

  • Ventilation. Probably depends a bit on what hardware you land on, but that era of case wasn't exactly designed with airflow in mind.

  • AntennaPod. Can allegedly sync via gpodder.net or gpoddersync. Personally never got it to work quite right, but I didn't try very hard either.

  • I think this was also the plot of the first Elite Force game. Been a while tho and I'm not sure if it's canon.

  • With a little fucking around I'm fairly sure you could do it on the phone itself via termux.

  • There's a repo for it maintained by ghost, but you have to do the install and setup yourself. Can't vouch for reliability, never used it.

  • Pretty sure if you self host your own ghost install it's already available.

  • It's still shitty because they ship with a 3.5mm -> 3.5mm cable (literally straight through, no inline silicon) that's billed as replaceable. It is, but only with -their- cable. It's a way of making a standard connection proprietary.

  • Self Hosted - Self-hosting your services. @lemmy.ml

    Lightweight FOSS CMS with ActivityPub support?