Natanox
@Natanox@discuss.tchncs.de
- Comment on Coffee ☕ 1 day ago:
connecting interpersonally with the humans
You could’ve stopped right there and it would’ve still made sense, which is sad.
- Comment on If I buy a domain not from my own country, will it effect the useage at all? 1 day ago:
Totally fine. The only issue could come from legal implications since the domain registrations are managed by different organisations in different countries (leading to your registration data being an open book with .net domains but most likely unavailable with .nexus). However unless you’re silly enough to host a very gay social media instance using the TLD from god damn Afghanistan you’re probably fine (yes, that happened).
- Comment on Gryt-Chat: Like Discord but Self Hosted 5 days ago:
Damn, the Lutris rule is spreading quickly.
- Comment on Lutris now being built with Claude AI, developer decides to hide it after backlash 1 week ago:
Touched grass. bold_omi is correct (offensive, but correct).
- Comment on How to properly get rid of holes between perimeters? 1 week ago:
The issue is also present on long straight lines though.
- Comment on How to properly get rid of holes between perimeters? 1 week ago:
So Orca got more features for this? I thought about moving over anyway.
- Comment on How to properly get rid of holes between perimeters? 1 week ago:
It’s not just in corners.
- Comment on How to properly get rid of holes between perimeters? 1 week ago:
It’s not only on the first layer and also not only around corners (indeed the first layer is perfectly fine). The perspective is a little bit misleading, this is the third or fourth layer. Happens on all layers, it’s just a little bit more common around corners and bends.
- Submitted 1 week ago to 3dprinting@lemmy.world | 18 comments
- Comment on New ntfy.sh v2.18.0 was written by AI 1 week ago:
I only know NextPush (Nextcloud App), but there is also something called Autopush I think?
- Comment on New ntfy.sh v2.18.0 was written by AI 1 week ago:
Yeah, this is now inherently untrustworthy. Better to switch to an alternative.
- Comment on They Said Self-Hosting Was Hard! - arthurpizza 2 weeks ago:
Because it is for those who aren’t sysadmins or at least amateur Linux enthusiasts. The easiest tools quickly become very hard when something breaks and you got no one who could fix things for you you don’t know anything about.
- Comment on Belt Holster for USB Power Supply 2 weeks ago:
ABS is even less UV resistant. 😅
- Comment on Belt Holster for USB Power Supply 2 weeks ago:
Just keep in mind PETG isn’t strictly UV resistant. A later reprint with ASA would be better.
- Comment on 3D Printer Reviewers: Being honest in this industry will put you out of a job. 3 weeks ago:
The most trustworthy reviews are always those where the reviewers just bought the products.
So much this. One reason why there are so super few honest Bambu Lab reviews out there, they understood how to do PR through influencers and used their VC money to send thousands of devices everywhere for basically free (and keep doing so) to build an overly positive lifestyle image. Those few who do actual deep dives and get cut off from new free devices simply drown in the masses. Meanwhile their printers melt themselves and the A1 Mini apparently likes to catch fire.
Anycubic is a whole different beast, they’ve known to basically steal stuff for many years (like when they took Prusa’s first-gen MMU design and successfully patented a slightly different design). Shit like this is one of the reasons Prusa is meddling with new licenses in the first place.
Creality now went IPO and is blasting every corner of their products with AI. Elegoo also already broke licenses to close off their devices.
Pretty sure vendors like Snapmaker, Sovol or QIDI also have done a sufficient amount of shit.
Capitalism will always be a shitshow like this, and it’s annoying. Ethical or even lawful behaviour shouldn’t be something you have to be able to afford, it should be the fucking default because it’s made free and beneficial to everyone.
- Comment on (XMPP Setup Guide) Discord Was Never the End Game - TonyBTW 3 weeks ago:
They’re extremely new and open about what’s missing though. Their plans apparently got somewhat thrown all over the place by the sudden extreme interest and quite a few things aren’t yet in place (such as the self-hosting guide). Still works surprisingly well, and what they do goes into the right direction (no VC funding or investors, removal of the CLA, bound to GDPR, a full FOSS atack, etc).
- Comment on (XMPP Setup Guide) Discord Was Never the End Game - TonyBTW 3 weeks ago:
Element is still as buggy as ever, unfortunately…
The only realistic alternative I’ve found so far is Fluxer, and that one is still in Beta. Very promising though.
- Comment on Vaultwarden security update Feb 10 2026 5 weeks ago:
Might be a stupid question, but how are PR’s connected to your server deployment?
- Comment on Vaultwarden security update Feb 10 2026 5 weeks ago:
Renovate?
- Comment on big list of selfhosted chat apps to meet all your friends on a real "server" 5 weeks ago:
Good thing there isn’t a filter for “has working voice channels that aren’t a hot mess”, the list would be immediately and fully empty. With the exception of Mumble perhaps, but that one instead doesn’t have any text channels or community features.
- Comment on Sharkord - an open-source self-hostable Discord alternative with voice, video, and real-time messaging. 5 weeks ago:
Absolutely not impossible for a skilled dev with lots of free time. This is still an Alpha after all.
- Comment on GitHub - spacebarchat/spacebarchat: 📬 Spacebar is a free open source selfhostable discord compatible communication platform 5 weeks ago:
Where do I even start…
- The verification process constantly breaks
- Sessions get randomly unverified
- Pictures aren’t being send occasionally
- Their client is a UI/UX catastrophe
- Room Events are incompatible (esp. w/ Element X)
- The “experimental” voice rooms are total trash, settings are not working (e.g. auto-gain can’t be disabled)
- The Calls via Jitsi somehow have a worse UX than Skype had in its worst days
- The verification via emojis uses different emoji styles, missing the point completely
- Due to the session mess “Can’t decrypt message” will be your best friend
- Even if you got a verified session it sometimes fails to decrypt a message
- The federation is SLOW. As in “wait many many minutes” slow.
- The whole Spaces-with-detached-rooms concept is a mess
- There’re no proper moderation tools
- There isn’t even a god damn admin panel! For the longest time you had to MANUALLY CURL THE API. Even today you have to mess with third-party admin panels that usually don’t have all options exposed
- Encryption is nice, but Matrix leaking tons of metadata isn’t.
- They effectively stopped developing the Element client in favour of Element X, which isn’t available in desktop. And also loves to break during verification.
- Third-party clients sometimes work better, but certainly don’t expect anything but text chats with pictures there.
I really tried to like it, I even attempted to move a community over, attempted to self-host, all the jazz. It’s a steaming mess for years now with no end in sight, and literally everyone who tried it eventually left disenchanted. Don’t even bother trying it.
- Comment on GitHub - spacebarchat/spacebarchat: 📬 Spacebar is a free open source selfhostable discord compatible communication platform 5 weeks ago:
Because Stoat is also riddled with problems and Matrix is a dysfunctional hot mess.
- Comment on Interview with a ‘Just use a VPS’ bro (OpenClaw version) 1 month 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) 1 month ago:
I understood everything, and I hate it.
- Comment on Can mere dirt cause heatcreep? 1 month 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 month ago to 3dprinting@lemmy.world | 9 comments
- Comment on 1 month 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 1 month 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 2 months 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.
