elucubra
@elucubra@sopuli.xyz
- Comment on Trying to pick a printer 4 days ago:
Have you taken a look at Sovol? Their SV08 is essentially a Boron. As for multi color, Bondtech is releasing their INDX tool changer later this year, wich in my opinion is far superior to an MMU. I don’t know if it can be installed on the SV08, but if it is, it would be my choice.
- Comment on RFK Jr. Wants Every American to Be Sporting a Wearable Within Four Years 5 days ago:
Don’t wearables cause autism?
- Comment on RFK Jr. Wants Every American to Be Sporting a Wearable Within Four Years 5 days ago:
Mine runs on me. It especially likes me waking.
- Comment on How streaming changed the way you watch TV 5 days ago:
What arrrr we looking forrrr?
- Comment on Tesla In 'Self-Drive Mode' Hit By Train After Turning Onto Train Tracks 6 days ago:
I don’t know if that is still the cae, but many electronic stuff in th is had warnings, with pictures like “don’t put it I the bath”, and the like .
People are dumb, and you should take that into account.
- Comment on Signal – an ethical replacement for WhatsApp 6 days ago:
Remeber, If it’s “free”, you are the product.
- Comment on Bill Gates and Linus Torvalds meet for the first time. 1 week ago:
Not just a wig, a cheapo Aliexpress wig. I had an employee who bought a quality hairpiece, and it was uncanny. He paid through the nose for it, but it was worth it for him, as he was quite bald in his 20’s.
- Comment on 3D-printed drill press can drill through metal — costs around $45 to create your own drill press 1 week ago:
1st. You dou you. 2nd. Kudos for the design and ingenuity.
Now the buts:
I personally don’t agree with the concept of “I’m going to print this just to prove I can”, especially if it’s subpar.
I have so much h to print, for me and for others, that I see this as a waste of time an filament.
My own personal point of view.
- Comment on Pornhub is Back in France. 1 week ago:
They banned linux packages?
- Comment on What are ways to independently make a few bucks on the side? 1 week ago:
Prostitution works for me
- Comment on Budget-friendly Sovol SV08 Max redefines large-format 3D printing with Insane 700 mm/s speeds 1 week ago:
I like Sovol, I like what they do, and how they do it, but this article makes it sound like Sovol did something groundbreaking.
Eddy? 15€, Rápido UHF (for example, much higher flow hotends out there ) around 70€. Converting an Ender 5 plus (easily found used in the sub 200€ range ) to corexy (Mercury one) around 230€.
So yes, the max is nice, but I’m modifying my 5 plus to be in that category of printer for around 300€, or if I had to buy a used E5+ under 500.
The regular SV08 IS groundbreaking. They essentually made a Voron for half the price.
- Comment on New God tier filament for me 1 week ago:
I can empathize with (part) of your reservations. Others, as you pointed out may be a tad paranoid, and others are simply unfounded, and disregard advancements in general.
Nowhere did I say magic. I said I like the enhanced properties. It’s completely logical to expect enhancements. Progress is littered with unfortunate developments. It’s a price we pay for advancements, but if you assume that by default, advancements are bad, we might as well all just stop breathing and die.
I could spend the next few months listing initial advances or improvements thereof, that are unquestionably good. PLA is such an example, as are other bioplastics, vaccines, seat belts and air bags, air source heat pumps, most renewable energy generation (or rather extraction) methods, BPA free, easily recyclable plastics, like PET, long distance communications both voice and data, accessible long distance travel, fucking tools and fire! And so many more advancements.
Of course there are things like lead in gas, or the systematic attack to efficient mass transport in the US, leaded paint, use of asbestos, hidrocarbon fuels, massively toxic pesticides, PFOAS, Ford Pintos and the corporate decisions behind them, etc.
But the balance I think is positive, and contrary to what many scream, we humans tend to try to redress the harms we cause.
You seem to imply that all advancements are dangerous, or evil. Not so. It may be two steps forward, one back, but we go forward.
- Comment on SpaceX's Starship blows up ahead of 10th test flight 1 week ago:
He didn’t invent EVs, nor batteries, nor rockets, not even vertically landing rockets, but perfected and especially turned them onto massive success. Too bad he went full idiot.
- Comment on SpaceX's Starship blows up ahead of 10th test flight 1 week ago:
I hate the guy’s guts as much as anybody else, but he has kickstarted a space race, and an EV market. Credit where it’s due.
And yeah I know, rich daddy, no inventions, all evolutionary, etc. But here we are.
- Comment on New God tier filament for me 1 week ago:
Pouring water with plastic sanding dust may essentually be a “feel-good” gesture. Coffee filters are not fine enough to catch microplastics. Think about it, it lets pass enough coffee particles trough that you have some sediment in your cup.
Also, where is that filter being discarded? Into a “microplastic recycling facility” ?
- Comment on New God tier filament for me 1 week ago:
YouWe probably leach more microplastics (I’m guessing, no hard data) by using non-stick kitchenware, including oven trays, air fryers, etc… Also much of our packaging is a source of microplastics. Then there are the microplastics we drag into the environment from our car mats, from out fleece jackets, and soooo many of our activities. I’m with you in the desire to reduce microplastics, but let’s be real, if that is such a primary concern to you, you may have the wrong hobby. I’m working on a prototype of a cheap and cheerful enclosure filter, that I will post in one of the model sites,(about 5-6 € including filament, and about 2-3 € for a hepa + carbon filter), but in the end the filter medium will end up in a landfill. There is no practical solution for recycling or removal of microplastics yet, except elimination of as much plastic production as possible. - Comment on Google is intentionally throttling YouTube videos, slowing down users with ad blockers 1 week ago:
OTOH, Danone is a B corporation, so there are choices in that space.
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- Comment on Google is intentionally throttling YouTube videos, slowing down users with ad blockers 1 week ago:
Just Americans?
- Comment on Reddit sues Anthropic for allegedly not paying for training data | TechCrunch 3 weeks ago:
I thought we were going to get our share of the damages
- Comment on Front Brake Lights Could Drastically Diminish Road Accident Rates 3 weeks ago:
Liknks or didn’t happen
- Comment on So it begins... 3 weeks ago:
Either 5D chess or 1D checkers
- Comment on Telegram and xAI agreed a one-year deal to distribute Grok; Telegram will get $300M in cash and equity from xAI and 50% of subscription revenue 4 weeks ago:
How is Signal financed?
- Comment on Black Mirror AI 5 weeks ago:
Better yet. Share links to tarpits with your non-friends and enemies
- Comment on We poisoned the whole planet so our eggs wouldn't stick to the pan 🙃 1 month ago:
I’m more inclined to think that they weren’t willing, but rather that they just didn’t work on the implications. Occam’s razor. Don’t assume evil when stupidity, or laziness, or simple plain cost cutring can explain things.
- Comment on A completely useful compulsion I have. 1 month ago:
The other day, in another thread about eggs (damn we talk a lot about eggs lately!) someone mentioned a 15 egg pack. WTF is wrong with your countries!! The natural egg set is 12. a dozen! because, 12 is the logical… Because 12 eggs is… Hmmm. we don’t have twelve fingers, or toes… Why dafuq do we use dozens? I mean, even decimal months make more sense
- Comment on A completely useful compulsion I have. 1 month ago:
Yeah! Did yours sprinkle the shavings on top of your cereal like mine did, too?
- Comment on Chances for the fediverse? Elon Musk takes hit as Europeans ditch X in droves 1 month ago:
Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, or even Google. They give a shit about your wellbeing, as long as they profit. That’s delusional. The try to cater to what will keep you engaged, so that as much of the data you can generate can be milked. That’s like saying that agrobusiness cares about livestock’s wellbeing.
- Comment on Hundreds of smartphone apps are monitoring users through their microphones 2 months ago:
Right around the confinement my sister and I were talking about getting some seeds for my mom. Neither of us searched for seeds. From that point we both started to get ads for seeds, many for the ones we had talked about in particular. This thing was so unequivocal that it proved to me that our phones listen. Maybe they don’t analyze, but they definitely listen for words actionable for an advertising purposes.
- Comment on Tesla Slumps Below 50% Share of California's Electric Car Market 2 months ago:
And chinese EVs are still competitive in the EU. Tafiffs are effective, and can be positive, to prevent dumping and stuff, just not across the board.