Oh, I said this was my son’s printer, but this was mostly something I have used on and off over the past 5 years. I have printed a bunch with it in the past, which is why I eyeballed it and sent the print to tune it on the fly. Generally it is wasteful, but I both considered this as starting from zero and trusted my prior adjustments.
Looking almost functional!
Curling up is a heat issue combined with the change in extrusion and flaky first layer. Glass bed is set to 50, but I prefer it at 60-65 if I recall.
Still seem to have some issues with my feed motor clicking while feeding. I should probably calibrate my steps before I go too much further.
Ok, adding to this I know ten days later: a janky fix that works now becomes a time bomb to troubleshoot later.
Op, I have half a pallet. I could ship you one… From the middle of USA. It’s probably not worth the cost in shipping.
Aren’t German government agencies moving away from Windows? The lack of forced waste might be driving prices up.
The two reasons to run proxmox here are one, to create external snapshots and two, to allow multiple operating systems to share your workstation. I keep a virtual Windows install for random windows os stuff on the same server.
If you are not getting the benefits of virtualization, then it makes sense to run bare metal.
I bought my power supplies off temu. One way or another, someone is getting hurt.
Whoops, I meant rtf.
You are correct, but it always caused issues in the tech world. People would show up with a wps and nobody could open it.
No, they just killed it off for 24h2.
This is a situation where AI needs to be correct nearly 100 percent of the time. Errors mean wasted time from the employees correcting orders and wasted food from incorrect orders. An employee that makes hourly mistakes is a problem. No AI proponents are saying that Gen AI is going to be 100 percent correct because the goal is Gen AI is to provide a probable answer.
I’m not sure if you have read this, but here is an example of a more simple interface where Claude was asked to run a vending machine. At times it acted out an existential crisis or even attempted to call the FBI.
I am using proxmox to host my docker machine as well. I’m also using it to host a W11 machine for just-in-casies. Third machine so far is a VM for testing.
Well, everything in Linux is a file. I don’t see a problem as long as you are in the studies sudoers group.
I wonder if hirens would have done it. I have no qualms with running a firmware update through a Windows environment. My fear, however unfounded, is that I could only get as far as a firmware erase and not complete the write properly.
I came to Mint after breaking my 6 month old Arch install. Understandably, it is easy to do and I probably shouldn’t have tried to install all the desktop environment at once.
I have used Linux off and on since 2003, but never really went full penguin until Microsoft downgraded my Windows 10 pro to 11 home.
I now have my kids running Linux and have started using containers.
I’m trying to convince myself to try Bazzite from Mint. I have used Mint for 3 years now and need to install on a new larger drive.
You can try user agent switcher. Sometimes it is detected or causes issues, but if YouTube thinks you are running Chrome then you may get better service.
With all these safety measures, it is going to hallucinate and kill a family one if these days with bad advice.
Also, it appears that grok is about to be sued into nonexistence: “This week, xAI and X introduced a new “spicy mode” that’ll let your inner freak fly with NFSW content — including illicit deepfakes of celebs.”
I’ll tell you, I used my Razor™ keyboard to write this response. It was pretty easy, actually, once I learned to use it.
My esteps were way off, by about 20%. Also, I was having clogging issues due to my tube not seating properly and causing clogs. I’m impressed that it printed at all.
After addressing the basic issues, I no longer saw any warping.
Also, I’m totally down for a magnetic PEI bed.