Yeah I tried Step and it’s a tiny bit better but still not anywhere the quality of using a SVG modifier in Orca.\

step file:

svg modifier:

You want a 3mf or just more pngs?

It’s the side of a plane so there’s no way to make that side flat. I already have the model split down the middle, so it prints without supports. I want it to be in a Kit Card format for ease of printing and assembly.

I planned to upload the 3mf too for anyone to use. I assumed that stl was the more standard file format that everyone used because it didn’t contain any printer specific data. That’s the only reason why I want the stl to work without anyone needing to do anything.

Although I’d love to see what nylon cf could stand up to.

Dual color silk filaments are fun. The print looks a different color depending on the angle.

Dahua must have improved their software. I was trying every brand of camera about 8 years ago when I setup my system. The first Dahua I bought required their ActiveX component for Internet Explorer to see the camera output from their web interface!

I agree that Dahua looked better but at the time their web interface was so bad I kept the Hikvisions.

Dahua and Hikvision have great cameras but of course you shouldn’t trust them. Block them at the firewall. I bought mine a few years ago and preferred Hikvision for its better built in webserver for initial configuration.

On the hosting side you run Frigate, Zoneminder or BlueIris (Windows) to control the cameras and record their streams.

This could be posted to programmer humor.

“Simple guide to C”

no guide.

Not a Carbon user but they haven’t said it won’t ever be available:

“And we cannot guarantee a release date for the multicolor system so far.”

It’s why I bought an Anycubic despite other brands being better. Their AMS was available instead of only a promise like other brands.

I’ve printed 10 so far and haven’t used the screw/nut. It fits so tightly that I’ve snapped the plastic trying to redo one of them. So the screw seems unnecessary.

Linux written in Scratch!

Yes the CMYK precision rollers are what I switched to as well. The original rollers, even all the remixed variants to be extra wide, do not work and are a pain to use even if they did work.

What advantage does this have over the gunplamark’s Ultimate Cereal Drybox with the precise roller remix option?

I’ve printed many of the Ultimates because it has a top cover that lets the boxes stack or hang on whatever wall mount you have. So I have some standing in shelves and others hanging on my Multi board.

Bitcoin trashed the GPU market before moving on to Asics. Then other coins kept going on GPUs.

Like there won’t be some other hype to immediately take it’s place. Just like Bitcoin GPU prices never collapsed because it went right into AI hype.

If doing more makes it better then regular docker desktop does that too. Or apt-get.

I don’t use either but they aren’t the same thing to suggest one is a substitute for the other. Omv has self hosting services that it installs for you. Dokploy is docker manager.

Techs like to deride sales and managers for incompetence. But Oracle is proof that salesmanship and suits can take garbage and make billions.

I remember around 1990 when Oracle handled their tech problems by making it illegal to review their product. ( You had to purchase their product to use it or be sued. And the purchase agreement required that you not publish a review of the product without their approval or be sued.)