Strayce
@Strayce@lemmy.sdf.org
- Comment on Linux Slicer 5 days ago:
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.
- Comment on Self-hosting with an old laptop 2 weeks ago:
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Old laptop as a server is viable and not unheard of. They’re generally low power consumption, and have a built-in KVM and UPS.
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Depends on your VPN provider and use case. I’d recommend against Tor-only if you want normal people to ever see anything you blog. You’ll need static IP and/or dynamic DNS if you want it to be reachable with any kind of reliability. Doing it over VPN requires your provider to support port forwarding, which not all do.
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Again, depends on your use case. It’s generally a good idea to disable unused services. Worst case it goes down while you’re on holidays or something and you can’t get it back up for a while. Can you live with that?
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- Comment on Archival Obsessions: the unofficial Neighbours video game 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Archival Obsessions: the unofficial Neighbours video game 2 weeks ago:
Wild. I’ve played the official one. Never knew this existed.
- Comment on Reddit launches high court challenge to Australia’s under-16s social media ban 3 weeks ago:
They need more content to feed to the LLMs
- Comment on Kia and Dettol ads top complaints list for 2025 4 weeks ago:
AdStandards can’t issue fines or force those ads offline. I think that might be ACMA territory.
- Comment on Kia and Dettol ads top complaints list for 2025 4 weeks ago:
The article does mention, and I think it’s worth remembering, that AdStandards is an industry self-regulatory organisation. They can’t actually do shit. They call them a regulator, but they don’t have any real power. They don’t do anything proactively, can’t issue fines or legally-backed takedown notices, and their “rules” only apply to members of the AANA. Besides a lot of “we have investigated ourselves and found no misconduct” situations, this means the socmed ads mentioned in the article are functionally unaffected, because the businesses aren’t members. Even members can just refuse breach notices. It mostly exists as a place where consumer complaints go to die.
- Comment on What are your favourite ps2 multiplayer games? 5 weeks ago:
Downhill Domination.
- Comment on Yet another request for recommendations 1 month ago:
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.
- Comment on Yet another request for recommendations 1 month ago:
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.
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.
- Comment on Yet another request for recommendations 1 month ago:
I nearly pulled the trigger on a refurbed i3 Mega S but spare parts seemed to be nonexistent. How’s the support for the Kobra?
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- Comment on Albanese invites Arab 'hypermarket' to compete with Coles and Woolworths 3 months ago:
More giant corporations will definitely solve the problems created by giant corporations.
- Comment on From a safe to the streets: tracing how Australia’s licensed firearms end up in criminal hands 4 months ago:
I have to wonder how much of the “criminals have easy access to guns” rhetoric is actually cooked up by the gun lobby, because the subtext feels like “so shouldn’t you, too?” I’m also seeing a fair bit of noise about Castle Doctrine around the place and it all just feels astroturfed.
- Comment on PSP games that are enjoyable without the nostalgia-factor 4 months ago:
There’s a couple of Wip3Out games on PSP that I find as timeless and rewarding as the rest of the series.
- Comment on What are some games with absolutely fantastic soundtracks? 5 months ago:
Unreal Tournament Terminal Velocity
- Comment on Hydrophobia (PS3) out of context 6 months ago:
In a time when water levels universally sucked, it was a bold move to make the entire game a water level. I remember enjoying it too, never did complete it tho.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 6 months ago:
Back on my OG DooM bullshit. I gave Almalgoom a go and it inspired me to get back into mapping again after about 30 years.
- Comment on are images broken for anyone else? 7 months ago:
Yeah I’m having issues last day or two. I feel like it’s been intermittent up until today. Now nothing loads, here or federated.
- Comment on Demo for the fangame Pokemon Gamma Emerald is out! 7 months ago:
DMCA in 5… 4…
- Comment on Commonwealth Bank investigates ‘issue’ that has locked thousands out of account 8 months ago:
Yeah I believe you, the app wasn’t working for me, either. I was using my card all afternoon with no problems though. Not locked out of anything.
- Comment on Commonwealth Bank investigates ‘issue’ that has locked thousands out of account 8 months ago:
Typical 7 news sensationalism, it was a tech issue on the frontend affecting app and web services. No one was ‘locked out’ of their account.
Last line of the article:
Other services including ATMs, online and in-person payments, including tap and pay, were unaffected…
- Comment on Endurain is a self-hosted fitness tracking service designed to give users full control over their data and hosting environment 8 months ago:
Be cool if they could integrate with gadgetbridge
- Comment on Australian owner of Toronto café chain fighting Ottawa to save $8K of Vegemite 8 months ago:
Fortification can be used to manipulate some health rating systems. I don’t know what system Canada uses, but Health Star is particularly vulnerable to this. Basically you can make a product that’s high in fat / salt / sugar look better than it is by adding vitamins. So it makes some kind of sense to restrict fortification to certain classes of foods.
- Comment on Looking for simple self-hosted image editor / resizer app 9 months ago:
With a little fucking around I’m fairly sure you could do it on the phone itself via termux.
- Comment on New glasses? The unsightly world of optometry retailing - Michael West 9 months ago:
First time I ducked into a Dresden opticians for an eye test they straight up told me; “Nope, you don’t need new glasses.” Instant loyalty from me, and since then they’ve done it twice more.
- Comment on If I was a Health Care CEO after Luigi and felt in fear of my life from someone else how would I hire security? What would be a good deal? And does security act like the Secret Service to take a bulle 10 months ago:
Trauma Team IRL
- Comment on What is your favorite retro racing game? 10 months ago:
Not sure it’s my favourite, but Wipeout XL/2097 deserves a mention.
- Comment on why do people say annoying/rude stuff and then tell you “it was a joke!” 10 months ago:
Schrödinger’s asshole. It’s testing boundaries. If you say something, they’ll claim it was just a joke. If you don’t they’ll keep going and likely get worse.
- Comment on What job do you need this hard hat for? 10 months ago:
Yee-har’d hat.