ExcessShiv
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- Comment on YouTube just quietly blocked Adblock Plus — the internet hasn't noticed yet, but I've found a workaround 7 hours ago:
Sure, if paying them ment that they also didn’t data mine the shit out of you and sold it to 3rd parties…but no they insist on double-dipping so they can get fucked.
- Comment on Tesla applies to supply electricity to households in Great Britain 1 day ago:
They’d have to call it “Not tesla”
“Cyber Power” it is then
- Comment on Can I build a fully decentralised website? 2 days ago:
But also fairly dead according to the description
- Comment on Router suggestions for a complete noob 2 days ago:
What WAPs are you using?
- Comment on Router suggestions for a complete noob 2 days ago:
I’m looking for a new router and some APs as well, and this one seems to offer what I want at a somewhat decent price point…but good lord that thing is seriously ugly, everything about it is just terrible.
- Comment on Looking for suggestions: Task scheduler ideally with reminders 2 days ago:
I use an app called Everyday Tasks, it’s just local on my phone, no need for hosting anything.
- Comment on Tool to move watched files from on Plex lib to another 4 days ago:
What’s the benefit here? Regular HDDs have more than enough speed for watching movies/series, why not store directly in the “library”?
- Comment on Tried out a filter the other day... 4 days ago:
Yeah OK I can definitely see the improvement from filtering compared to the unfiltered
- Comment on Tried out a filter the other day... 4 days ago:
I would not have guessed you filtered that, it’s very hazy.
- Comment on Slicer software for a Linux system? 6 days ago:
Huh, I have not had any issues with orca slicer on Linux Mint at all, I’ve been using it exclusively for over a year now. Haven’t had issues linking my printer via WiFi either, I just put the IP and port and it worked right away.
- Comment on UK: X's design and policy choices created fertile ground for inflammatory, racist narratives targeting Muslims and migrants following Southport attack 6 days ago:
Put a hard ban on any form of personalized and unsolicited advertising in public space, and define SoMe as public space.
- Comment on Cybercrooks use Raspberry Pi to steal ATM cash 1 week ago:
Even at layer 2 it should require site specific knowledge to gain access to the network, knowledge like specific IP ranges, netmask and VLAN, that they really shouldn’t have. This bank managed to mess up literally every single step of the IT security chain, it’s almost impressive.
- Comment on Cybercrooks use Raspberry Pi to steal ATM cash 1 week ago:
I just work a pretty standard engineering job at a large company (basically regular office work, not a critical industry like power or pharma), and any MAC that isn’t approved by IT is simply not a allowed to interface with anything whatsoever. It’s insane that a bank has this loose IT security.
- Comment on Another Google Pixel 6a catches fire after battery-nerfing update 2 weeks ago:
Yes i misread your first comment, I am aware if that without you repeating it.
- Comment on Another Google Pixel 6a catches fire after battery-nerfing update 2 weeks ago:
I was thinking of the shops that buy used and resell them.
- Comment on Another Google Pixel 6a catches fire after battery-nerfing update 2 weeks ago:
Eh, the 2nd hand sellers also wouldn’t be buying if they couldn’t sell them.
- Comment on A leap toward lighter, sleeker mixed reality displays 2 weeks ago:
AR is (going to be) huge within industrial maintenance, so much time can be saved by having documentation and visual aid/guidance right there I your FOV as you do the work. It has the potential to reduce both required skill level or specific equipment knowledge and massively reduce time spent troubleshooting equipment.
- Comment on Like clockwork, Peacock is raising subscription prices again 3 weeks ago:
There’s just so few things that people actually watch multiple times. The things that people actually watch multiple times tend to be the same handful of movies and shows that rotates over the years. To do that you only need a very small library. Having a large media library is mostly just waste of space, even if it’s digital is wasted because you’re unlikely to watch 90% of it after the first time.
- Comment on Musk's AI firm deletes posts after chatbot praises Hitler 4 weeks ago:
The point of being executive is that you take responsibility for the company.
Well yes, that’s what they’re supposed to be doing…but how many CEOs are actually held properly accountable for the shit their companies do?
- Comment on Managing Temperatures For Ultrafast Benchy Printing 4 weeks ago:
Damn, that is seriously impressive
- Comment on Employees at Amazon headquarters were asked on Monday to volunteer their time to the company’s warehouses to assist with grocery delivery 5 weeks ago:
If they’re asked to do so during regular work time, they’re probably still expected to do their normal tasks too (as overtime)
- Comment on How to dry silica gel 1 month ago:
I microwave mine on 30-40% power (in an 800w unit) for 20-30min, stir and give it another 20-30min. That usually restores them to a dry state and doesn’t cause issues with overheating them.
- Comment on Sortable Table view with $/TB for serverpartdeals.com 1 month ago:
It’s a US based company, and judging by your use of Euro I’m guessing you’re in Europe…it’s expensive to import stuff from the US, that shipping cost probably also covers VAT. Check out serverahop24.de if you’re in Europe
- Comment on Printing minis on an FDM printer 1 month ago:
I have switched out the fan duct and heat block (to use normal volcano) on mine as the only HW changes, and then I’ve flashed the main board with klipper. Using klipper has been a crazy step up in printing quality over the stock firmware because it gave me the control needed to do a proper tuning of my printer.
- Comment on Printing minis on an FDM printer 1 month ago:
I mean, they’re definitely good enough for me but resin does give much better fine details. But I also mainly use my printer for functional prints, this is just a nice addition to it’s uses.
- Comment on Printing minis on an FDM printer 1 month ago:
I’m pretty happy with the goblin and skeleton, the orc’s bow is a little wonky at the top because my layer time was too short for my printers cooling. None of these has had any post processing done yet, printed without any supports also 0.2mm nozzle and 0.08mm layer height.
I think I’ll try printing a sort of “buffer tower” next time to increase layer time on prints with pointy tips and see if it helps.
- Comment on Printing minis on an FDM printer 1 month ago:
Yeah i probably could, there’s definitely some supports that were not needed that I could have avoided…but for fully auto-generated supports I think it did a pretty good job.
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- Comment on Budget-friendly Sovol SV08 Max redefines large-format 3D printing with Insane 700 mm/s speeds 1 month ago:
Jesus fucking Christ buddy, calm down you crazy bastard…
- Comment on Budget-friendly Sovol SV08 Max redefines large-format 3D printing with Insane 700 mm/s speeds 1 month ago:
You state theres a 30% increase in travel speed…but there isn’t, it’s literally the exact same speed as the normal sv08.
Are you comparing to some random other printer from another manufacturer?
