Natanox
@Natanox@discuss.tchncs.de
- Comment on Interview with a ‘Just use a VPS’ bro (OpenClaw version) 2 days ago:
Do you want a scene-by-scene explanation of every command shown?
- Comment on Interview with a ‘Just use a VPS’ bro (OpenClaw version) 2 days ago:
I understood everything, and I hate it.
- Comment on Can mere dirt cause heatcreep? 1 week ago:
Good advice. I always wait until below 50°C hotend temp before I shutdown the machines. The issues I currently have also happen mid-print (after perhaps 5-10 minutes).
- Submitted 1 week ago to 3dprinting@lemmy.world | 9 comments
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
I chose the Fairphone for the repairability and increased openness, but it’s also 2 to 3 times the price of a more common brand cellphone
Only outside of Europe or their free-trade partners, in Europe I can get a Gen 5 for 400€ and Gen 6 for about 550€. It’s extremely annoying for most countries, but regarding the US it’s 100% their regime’s fault for not having any comparable company (they get immediately smushed by Google, Apple & Co by any means necessary) or at least low / no tariffs with the EU zone (Trump literally killed a done deal in this regard one week before ratification with his threats of invading Greenland).
For instance, my laptop is a MNT Reform: it’s a very good laptop, but it’s literally 6 times the price of a comparatively-specced laptop from a big-box store.
Now that’s really special. :D There are a lot of “normal” (x86) devices on the market that are way more affordable as well. For a while Slimbook offered a modern native Linux laptop for <500€, and there are also companies like System76 (US), NovaCustom (NL) or Star Labs (UK) with laptops running on open firmware that come with less restrictions and powerful hardware.
For people who aren’t (yet) poor it’s mostly a problem of discoverability and lack of knowledge not to go with the more sane products. We get bombarded with ads promising the best experience on the usual platforms (that are as manipulative as possible). BambuLab also plays this game perfectly, their influencer marketing paired with VC-funded undercutting prices are top notch in getting people locked into their garbage.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
People who can’t imagine that should try buying a non-smart TV. It’s fucking impossible, unless 24-32 inch are enough for you (PC monitor size).
- Comment on Jeff Bezos said the quiet part out loud — hopes that you'll give up your PC to rent one from the cloud 3 weeks ago:
Way more even. Just look at emulation on Android, you can play good damn Sekiro on it by now.
Even if they manage to take away our desktops, Smartphones become beautifully powerful and can be docked to TVs and all via USB-C easily.
- Comment on Jeff Bezos said the quiet part out loud — hopes that you'll give up your PC to rent one from the cloud 3 weeks ago:
I had a good connection back then (FTTH 100mbit, <5ms latency) and it worked like shit. There are WAY too many variables that can screw up this cloud gaming stuff, the whole concept is messed up.
- Comment on Homelab hardware choices 3 weeks ago:
Nitrokey’s devices are also worth a look, they’re a European company based in Germany and really know their stuff. Their NitroWall routers run on Coreboot and come with either OPNsense or OpenWrt.
- Comment on What do you guys do with your poo? 4 weeks ago:
Sending it to Recyclingfabrik in Germany. Unfortunately access to high-quality filament recycling companies is very much dependent on your location.
- Comment on what do y'all use for CI/CD? 1 month ago:
Don’t they want to monetize those as well?
- Comment on Statistically, probably with the beetles. 🪲 2 months ago:
LÖMP!
- Comment on Selfhosted alternatives to Discord with screensharing? 2 months ago:
Perhaps Spacebar is a thing (the client of choice would be Fermi I think). Didn’t try it myself yet though, I do not know about how well its security protocol works. I’d assume it uses just a standard TURNS server for audio and video though.
Then of course there’s Matrix with Jitsi plugin, which will give you persistent headaches and a new appreciation of touching grass. It’s a mess, but hypothetically offers E2EE (if it works).
- Comment on Selfhosted alternatives to Discord with screensharing? 2 months ago:
it’s been flawless for me
What kind of deal-with-the-devil black magic fuckery have you done to be able to write that? I’m happy if Matrix actually sends damn pictures and gave up completely on verifying my sessions.
- Comment on Ordered my first 3d printer (ender 3 v3). What filaments should I buy why they're on sale for black Friday? 2 months ago:
I had a SUNLU filament dryer (never buy them, they’re cheap garbage). The power supply broke and I requested a new one. They replied once in broken english, but when I specified the issue in more detail and requested replacement they ghosted me as well.
I replaced the power supply myself. Shortly after the control board for the heater broke too. The whole thing is so bad it could be on temu.
- Comment on I dunno 2 months ago:
Why should anyone do that, an implied multiplication is the normal thing you learn in (I think?) somewhere between 5th to 7th grade. You only add an operator if it’s something else. It’s as basic as PEMDAS.
- Comment on Insulin 2 months ago:
Every time someone talks about you being supposedly free to choose where to work they should get instant diarrhea. Let alone medicine of course, that’s a hard dependence.
Nobody is truly free without proper UBI and free healthcare and good public transport. Only then true freedom can exist.
- Comment on Ordered my first 3d printer (ender 3 v3). What filaments should I buy why they're on sale for black Friday? 2 months ago:
I had issues with both SUNLU and Jayo. Jayo spools came tangled, smelly like hell (it was just PLA) and with “white” being a really dirty one (more light very bright grey), and SUNLU devices are total shit with their customer support not working at all. I’d never recommend those products.
- Comment on Ordered my first 3d printer (ender 3 v3). What filaments should I buy why they're on sale for black Friday? 2 months ago:
Creality and Anycubic are fine. If you’re looking for a general low-cost manufacturer try “TINMORRY” if they’re available in your region, I’ve good experiences with those.
For really high quality take a look at extrudr.
Do yourself a favour though, don’t buy bulks of filament from those cheap AliExpress brands (like Tecbears, Geeetech and such). They’re cheap and really bad.
- Comment on improving bridge appearance by increasing overlap and flow rates 2 months ago:
I really hope PrusaSlicer implements this soon as well.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
And the dad doesn’t care. Pfeh, typical. /lh
- Comment on Safebox: Open-source framework for managing self-hosted apps (Beta) 2 months ago:
In which way does it differ from Yunohost?
- Comment on Prusa partners with Israeli company 3 months ago:
Oh for fucks sake.
- Comment on Space is beautiful 3 months ago:
No, the light would be reflected as soon as the mirror is set up. If the mirror is set up 10 lightyears away it would take 10 years for you to see it and whatever it reflects. There already is light on the way to the position of the mirror before you set it up.
- Comment on Space is beautiful 3 months ago:
But only after 10 years. You couldn’t see anything that wasn’t visible from the viewpoint of the mirror beforehand, as from earth’s point of view the mirror isn’t there yet. And if you’re there anyway… you can just look at Earth with the craft that’s on the position of the mirror already.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
The code is immaculate. Its fully tested as well. No one has looked at the code, they’ve just complained.
Even if that’s correct it isn’t even the main reason why people are pissed about the use of AI. No matter if the code is “perfect” or not, it was created primarily using inherently immoral and outright dangerous tools.
- Comment on Which operating system should I choose? 3 months ago:
Yunohost.
- Comment on do it cowards 3 months ago:
Perhaps it can give you a warning about that in the app. “Warning: Dingdong too long, offspring fountains in danger”
- Comment on do it cowards 3 months ago:
Of course! That health data won’t sell itself.
(The device costs 600$, and to actually get access to your data you then have to pay at least 7$ per month in subscription)
- Submitted 3 months ago to [deleted] | 28 comments
