SW42
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- Comment on Bambu Lab announces the Vortek H2C, an automatic nozzle-changing version of the H2D 20 hours ago:
I bought tpu for ams. I cannot use it with the ams unless I upgrade the firmware because the stock one doesn’t let me use tpu with ams.
- Comment on Bambu Lab announces the Vortek H2C, an automatic nozzle-changing version of the H2D 22 hours ago:
Yes I’m sure they can. I’m talking more about the selection of the loaded material on the printer itself. Bambulab updated the list through firmware updates and so the slicer already loads the correct profile. It would be of course possible to load any material and set the correct profile in the slicer - but again it’s jumping through hoops.
- Comment on Bambu Lab announces the Vortek H2C, an automatic nozzle-changing version of the H2D 22 hours ago:
Yes and no. It‘s about being able to select Special Materials from the Printer After loading to be Synced with the slicer. Happened when they extended the materials range.
- Comment on Bambu Lab announces the Vortek H2C, an automatic nozzle-changing version of the H2D 1 day ago:
I’m still stuck with an old firmware. And if I want lan mode with the new firmware I would have to use another app and lose the printing status and direct controls in orca slicer. So if they add fixes and improvements (new build plates, new filaments) I’m still stuck on an old version. That’s not alarmism, that’s a fact.
- Comment on Bambu Lab announces the Vortek H2C, an automatic nozzle-changing version of the H2D 1 day ago:
I would have to disagree, it’s about the possibility to run my printer using whichever slicer I want - and I prefer orcaslicer to the bambulab offering. Having to jump through hoops and reduced functionality since the firmware update was the reason I took the printers offline and never upgraded. Works faster through LAN as well…
- Comment on Stinky is cute y'all why ban him 5 days ago:
Why stop there? Ban black Cats… smh…
- Comment on Russia orders state-backed Max messenger app to be pre-installed on new phones 6 days ago:
So we’re actually there…
- Comment on China slams Germany for 'hyping' regional tensions in Asia 1 week ago:
Germany claps back at China for slamming them
- Comment on It's on your blood! 1 week ago:
Teflon is just the brand name. I believe it’s called Polytetrafluorethylene, thus ending in ne :)
- Comment on UK police treated to 10 new LFR vans in fresh expansion 2 weeks ago:
Dystopian society speedrun any %
- Comment on Shit's getting real 2 weeks ago:
Not to mention any part of the factory automation technology. Capacitors on the circuit board are made in Japan if they’re decent, motor windings from China, solenoids , the lot.
- Comment on Developers, not operators · Victor Wynne 3 weeks ago:
I could not agree more. AI is Great for Juniors to quickly have something Running and it definitely lowers the barrier of entry, which is fantastic! A colleague of mine told me his son made a PH meter for them and how impressed he was that he could code for a microcontroller. It turned out that he used chatGPT to write the code and couldn’t figure it out once it stopped working for some reason. I still believe this is a great opportunity to really learn and broaden his horizons by troubleshooting and truly getting to understand the system this way. If I was young and couldn’t code I’d use the AI tools in a heartbeat, but making low impact code is entirely different from architecting and writing mission critical code. Very well written article.
- Comment on Trump Admin to Withhold Disaster Aid from Any State or City That Boycotts Israeli Products 3 weeks ago:
Aaah, welcome to the
UnitedStates of America - Comment on The UN demands censorship of the Internet, "we need to take global action" 3 weeks ago:
I miss the 2000s era internet. We just got a 1 MBit connection. It was glorious. Chatting over IRC, participating in forums for special interests, no social media, no smartphone, just joy.
- Comment on Turn on sound. 3 weeks ago:
happy Taurus noises
- Comment on Microsoft exec admits it 'cannot guarantee' data sovereignty 4 weeks ago:
The cloud is just someone else’s computer.
- Comment on Mercedes Gives Customers the One Thing They've Always Wanted: Microsoft Teams 4 weeks ago:
First having your flagship EV tank because it looks like a shoe, using shitty touch controls on the steering wheel, wanting to release a rounded G-wagon and now this. Which idiot green lights these decisions? I miss Zetche…
- Comment on $219 Springer Nature book on machine learning was written with a chatbot 1 month ago:
At some stage this would have been inevitable. And it will only get worse in the future.
I think it will be better once the percentage of AI Slop reaches a level where the models are trained more and more on their own output. The effects of incest will then be visible and people will hopefully start thinking for themselves again.
- Comment on 'Technofascist military fantasy': Spotify faces boycott calls over CEO’s investment in AI military startup 1 month ago:
I canceled as soon as I read about it. Have been a premium user since it was available in my country. Didn’t know about the shady shit…
- Comment on Meta rolled back protections. Now hate is surging. 2 months ago:
surprised pikachu face
- Comment on Dia, The Browser Company’s AI-first browser, launches Mac beta - 9to5Mac 2 months ago:
I can’t wait for the time when AI goes the way of the blockchain.
- Comment on UK vehicle regulator David Ward says cars sold in Europe are so much safer than in the U.S. 2 months ago:
Active ISA would be a disaster. My fairly modern car is unable to reliably detect posted or implied speed limits. Sometimes it overshoots by more than double and sometimes it mandates more than 3/4 slower. The problem is the way it is and will have to be done is by means of optical detection. GPS speed measurement can also be surprisingly unreliable. Especially in underground settings like long pass-unders and tunnels.
If the system would be based on something reliable like local wireless communications between speed limit postings it would be a different issue - would also come with a significant risc of abuse though.
Also the passive ISA was the first thing I disabled. And I abide by posted speed limits.
- Comment on Orbit by Mozilla (AI Add-on for Firefox) Shuts Down This Month 2 months ago:
How about they add something useful like split screen.
- Comment on Colorado’s governor vetoes landmark ban on rent-setting algorithms 2 months ago:
It’s sad to see so many politicians blatantly bought by lobbyists. Their job is to serve the people, not screw them over…
- Comment on NYPD robocops: Hulking, 400-lb robots will start patrolling New York City 2 months ago:
That’s not dystopian at all! …
- Comment on 3D printers leave hidden ‘fingerprints’ that reveal part origins 2 months ago:
Those eyes are staring right into my soul
- Comment on Your help needed: PhD research on why people choose to self-host 2 months ago:
I added my answers. Good luck on your thesis!
- Comment on Why console makers can legally brick your game console 2 months ago:
Because capitalism and Greed. You pay money for some piece of hardware and expect to own it? In what world are you living?
- Comment on Governments continue losing efforts to gain backdoor access to secure communications 3 months ago:
- Comment on We Study Fascism at Yale. We’re Leaving the U.S. 3 months ago:
To be fair many of the US media outlets, among which is also the New York Times often refused to call out the utter nonsense that Trump was spewing during the campaign. This is also a reason it has come to the current situation.
