marcos
@marcos@lemmy.world
- Comment on What the humidity level in your area? 5 days ago:
less resistant
You mean “less vulnerable” here?
I don’t think we can move most people out of PLA. It’s cheap and available everywhere. But I do agree it’s worth pointing that some plastics do not have this problem.
- Comment on What the humidity level in your area? 5 days ago:
The humidity here varies between 3% and 100%.
Things change from PLA being regenerated by being left open to it not lasting for two weeks before it needs drying.
Unless you live somewhere where it’s always close to that low in my interval, I do strongly recommend a drybox to anybody wondering if they need one. At 60% humidity, PLA already visibly degrades way faster than you will use in a hobby.
Also, in my experience, filament driers only help with close to dry filaments. The temperature you would need to really dry them is larger than the glass point of most plastics. Microwaves work better (I guess because they heat the water in an uneven way) but it’s still hard to regenerate very moist filaments.
- Comment on Don't assume cavemen or medieval people were dumb. They just didn't have enough Tech points to craft better equipment. 1 week ago:
Filling a house with scented smoke was also probably a quite successful way to push the plague out of it.
- Comment on Don't assume cavemen or medieval people were dumb. They just didn't have enough Tech points to craft better equipment. 1 week ago:
Those masks aren’t medieval
Almost none of the medieval stuff in popular culture were.
- Comment on Pluto my Beloved 1 week ago:
It wasn’t, though. The planets were basically defined as “it’s those 9 there”.
People only started to push for a property-based definition when we started finding exoplanets. And only really moved into it when a 11th candidate was found and there were some 3 or 4 more possible ones.
- Comment on Well it started as a cult too ... 2 weeks ago:
By any reasonable measure, the “Wester Civilization” started on either Iran or Iraq.
Culturally, anything west from India has to be “Western”.
- Comment on Why is my home server using so much RAM for cache + buffer? 2 weeks ago:
IMO, the easiest way to make your system not swap into some disk you don’t want it to is to not enable any swap partition on that disk.
If it’s using that much RAM for cache, it will survive not having a swap with a minimum impact on performance.
- Comment on "Surely the German populace will reject him if he steps out of line..." 4 weeks ago:
Well, he wouldn’t be stupid enough to betray the Soviets or face the French right on…
- Comment on Operation Granby vs Operation Desert Storm 4 weeks ago:
Well, it’s a very stereotypically British thing.
- Comment on Heated bed insulation 5 weeks ago:
IMO, if you are printing PLA, it’s not worth it.
The usefulness increases with the temperature. It dramatically reduced my printer’s consumption when the bed is 95°C, and allowed it to heat up to 115°C (I didn’t try anything further).
I have an adhesive insulator from Aliexpress. It has lasted for a few months without any visible wear, but I can’t say much about its longevity. But given the price, I would be kinda ok with it lasting only a couple of years.
- Comment on its a jarring realization that deserts, mountains, and worse climates are mroe hospitable to human civilization than Lush/Green looking northern forests 5 weeks ago:
You can cross a desert, you only need to carry water and food.
Just try walking 100m into a forest.
- Comment on The suffering of the other side is often easily forgotten 5 weeks ago:
Russian civilians in 1812 after interacting with either of those…
- Comment on φίλει καὶ ἀναγράψαι 1 month ago:
You won’t believe what happens next!
- Comment on History gets weird when everyone skips their own chapter 1 month ago:
1980s…
You meant the military dictatorship or Sarney’s almost dictatorship?
Yes, it’s a bit surprising that they were doing some targeted ethnic cleansing on the middle of all that random killing. But then I’m not sure which instance of it you are talking about.
- Comment on Brazil MUST defend its lobster rights! 2 months ago:
Cue for the French military command nervous because a single missile costs more than all the fishing revenue in a decade; while the Brazilian military command is nervous because “WTF, president, are we really getting into war with France?!”; while the French population is nervous protesting their government using the military to cause an ecologic disaster; while the Brazilian population is nervous making some samba about how crabs are fish when the tide is rising only.
- Comment on How it goes everytime 2 months ago:
Ah, no, that in my comment is not a definition. You are misreading it.
- Comment on How it goes everytime 2 months ago:
No. You wouldn’t first have to conquer all other states.
What make a state exist in your society is the existence of violence, not the existence of other states.
- Comment on Technically a history meme 2 months ago:
Oh, I though I saw news about him dying, but I probably mixed it up.
- Comment on Technically a history meme 2 months ago:
It’s really amazing how the anteater starts going into defense mode, and he reacts like he has no idea what was about to happen.
Did this guy really survive until recently?
- Comment on What happened here?? 2 months ago:
Not entirely sure what “cold pull” means.
You unscrew your extruder, heat the hotend up until you can barely push the plastic across (~170ºC for PLA, ~180°C for ABS), push a bit of it and then pull it out.
Cut the end of the filament and do it again, a few times.
- Comment on 1919 vs 2026 2 months ago:
Oh, man. If those are the normal-ish guys that start it, I don’t want to know how the dumb crazy drug-addicted genociders look like.
- Comment on Fym you use leavened bread? 2 months ago:
The circus part was added thousands of years later.
- Comment on In response to another similar post 2 months ago:
Well, that’s not what they did differently.
- Comment on The Intricate history of Camel Semen extraction wasn’t really something I expected to dedicate my weekend to… 2 months ago:
I imagine the quicker he inspects, separates and freezes the semen, the best results he will get with using it to fertilize camels later.
- Comment on Doctrine meets the tachanka 2 months ago:
He’s coordinating artillery and cavalry…
- Comment on monee 2 months ago:
Plenty of people tried exactly the same afterwards… with exact the same results… including the surprised pikachu face.
- Comment on During the 17th century Europeans constructed cool but unpractical weapons to use as diplomatic gifts. 2 months ago:
Château is the French word for castle.