roofuskit
@roofuskit@lemmy.world
- Comment on Space Bug Alien Murder Jumper 1 day ago:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telegram_(software)
You’ll have to search for the right groups yourself. Some are private and you won’t get invited if you’re overly pushy about it.
- Comment on Space Bug Alien Murder Jumper 1 day ago:
This is not the place for Warhammer scans/proxies. Telegram groups are your best bet.
- Comment on Recommendations on self hosting ebooks 5 days ago:
Chaptarr is a thoroughly re-worked fork of Readarr. It’s been working nicely for me. Not released publicly yet, but it’s going to be soon.
- Comment on Recommendations on self hosting ebooks 5 days ago:
Chaptarr is a thoroughly re-worked fork of Readarr. It’s been working nicely for me. Not released publicly yet, but it’s going to be soon.
- Comment on What could be causing this on my new Elegoo CC2? 5 days ago:
Just seeing this. If you really think this isn’t warping print a cylinder tower in the spot where this parts messed up edge was on the bed. If that prints with an issue in the same exact height, it’s a problem with your mechanisms, likely z axis.
- Comment on What could be causing this on my new Elegoo CC2? 5 days ago:
The fact that it is just one side and not even across the z axis tells me that side lifted from warping. Clesn your bed with soap and water, use a brim, and if those don’t work slow the print down. Long straight lines are prone to warping.
- Comment on Scientists May Have Finally Solved the Mystery of the Legendary Giant’s Causeway 1 week ago:
So weird because Lemmy shows the thumbnail of one.
- Comment on Blackblaze B2 status and alternative 1 week ago:
I use Hetzner too. Never had any issues.
- Comment on New to Authentik - Challenges with getting my first application working 1 week ago:
integrations.goauthentik.io/applications/
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH73rprBo7vSkDq-hAuXOo…
Everything you need is there. Authentik is fantastic.
- Comment on Messed up an old kindle 1 week ago:
Given how your first mod went, I’m going to suggest you use something decidedly less aggressive than a dremel. Leave the power tools on the bench for this one. A simple hobby knife or sanding stick will get you there just fine.
- Comment on Looking for replacement Nixie tubes 2 weeks ago:
Antique electronics forums like radios… I remember a Google group. There was one on reddit 🤮.
- Comment on Looking for replacement Nixie tubes 2 weeks ago:
There’s entire nixie tube forum communities out there.
- Comment on I need a map... 2 weeks ago:
Solve one problem, get it stable, move on to the next.
- Comment on openmediavault 7 approaching EOL 2 weeks ago:
ISO 8601 or bust.
- Comment on This community isn't your personal adviser 3 weeks ago:
It’s selfish. Dont post questions to a public forum if you don’t want them public. We’re a community, not a concierge service.
- Comment on This community isn't your personal adviser 3 weeks ago:
Lemmy in general, yes. Here in self hosted at least a couple of times that I’ve seen. Including earlier today. But I don’t interact on every post.
I only find out because sometimes I like to go back to posts I comment on and see what additional information people have offered. (There’s always something to learn.) Then I find the post has been deleted.
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- Comment on DIY android TV 3 weeks ago:
x86 is impossible unless you know for certain the app(s) you want to use is compatible with the hardware you choose.
I’m guessing you don’t plan to stream from anything other than your own library? No commercial streaming apps will work with non-certified android hardware due to DRM. And the hardware software combo must be certified on a per app basis, so that means you have to buy an off the shelf device and cannot replace the OS if you plan to pay for streaming services.
You are also unlikely to find any pre-built images for any old hardware you put together.
Your best bet is to go onto the XDA forums and see what hardware people are already using and supporting with builds. This will get you the best results. Otherwise you’re likely compiling custom builds yourself.
- Comment on Biggest print so far. About 42 hours and 2.6kg of filament. No, I don't have room for a table saw, how did you know? 3 weeks ago:
This is definitely one of those, “I dont have access to a tablesaw” prints. I feel you, I’ve got no room for one either.
- Comment on What is the best (liquid) glue for gluing PLA prints together? 4 weeks ago:
Its acrylic based but very thick. So it would leave white marks but it’s not going to get all over easily.
- Comment on What is the best (liquid) glue for gluing PLA prints together? 4 weeks ago:
Sci-Grip 16 for bonding PLA together. Sand the side of the magnet you are gluing in and use Cyano Acrylate (super glue).
- Comment on Flashforge closes ecosystem & puts AI ads into printing software 🤦 4 weeks ago:
Was anyone still buying flashforge that isn’t an institution?
- Comment on giving chickens there[sic!] tails back. 4 weeks ago:
merriam-webster.com/…/sic-meaning-usage-editorial…
The original title is incorrect and OP knows it.
- Comment on Why prime tower instead of poop? 5 weeks ago:
Well, turn it off and see how the quality goes.
- Comment on Why prime tower instead of poop? 5 weeks ago:
Because of gravity and time.
- Comment on Why prime tower instead of poop? 5 weeks ago:
Wiping to avoid dripping from the travel.
- Comment on Water stress by country, measured as freshwater withdrawals relative to renewable water resources (2022) 5 weeks ago:
I would love to see the US broken out by state, the west is mostly fucked. Especially with the amount of migration its seen the last decade.
- Comment on odd 3d printing issue 5 weeks ago:
Looks mechanical. Is it always that corner no matter the print? Check everything where the stress changes as the toolhead moves.
- Comment on What software are you using for CAD/modeling? 5 weeks ago:
Curious what the hangup with that is?
- Comment on What software are you using for CAD/modeling? 5 weeks ago:
OK, use the free tier if you don’t sell… And if you don’t like the terms, FreeCAD is your option.