I have an addiction to antique crates. My desk is from the 1920s, and instead of shelves, I stacked crates on top of it. It's hideous but it holds everything I need, and it's incredibly sturdy. Between my desk and a 1950s sideboard, there's room for my PC, Cricut, Chromebook, inkjet printer, 3D printer, dual displays, and stacks of filament, vinyl, and other various craft shit. My mouse and keyboard live in a drawer unless I'm actively using them. I have my desk covered with a giant play mat with Middle Earth on it so it doesn't get scratched, and because I am a nerd. All my printer tools live in a 3D printed tool organizer that's screwed into the side of the printer.
This weekend, I'm painting and mounting pegboard too.
They're super sleazy. I bought a K1 on Black Friday thinking the hardware was.. like.. standard? I have a completely different printer, nothing for the K1 is compatible, and the nozzles are $20 EACH, instead of $30 for a pack of 10. Total bait and switch. And they won't respond to my emails asking what parts are compatible.
It is using unicorn nozzles, yes, but I didn't know that until I needed to replace them. Thankfully, I was still within the return window for the $40 set I bought just in case. But shouldn't I be able to tell which parts I need before they get here? How do I know what to buy going forward? What if I get something incompatible and can't return it?
Really? There are a bunch of these on Kijiji here for what I'm asking. I'd buy a resin printer for $100 CAD if I had a garage, but I see your point for sure.
I got Jellyfin set up and available for streaming in less than two hours. Plex kept demanding that my friend buy a pass to download something, so I was like, nah. Jellyfin works flawlessly and is (in my opinion) a far superior option. I constantly had issues with Plex.
It sure is! I've been going back and forth with them for months. They've admitted the problem.