synapse1278
@synapse1278@lemmy.world
- Comment on Self-Hosting Survey 2026: What are your favorite self-hosted apps? 2 weeks ago:
Homelab Veteran ⚡
- Fleet: 2–3 devices · 21–50 TB
- Motivation: Privacy & data ownership, Fun / the hobby itself, Independence from Big Tech & subscriptions
- My MVPs: Jellyfin, Caddy, Pi-hole, Syncthing, Rsync
- Comment on We need a list of products we can buy without worrying about telemetry or advertising. 4 weeks ago:
I have MK3 so PrusaLink is running on a pi already, via the onboard UART. I tried Octoprint with this setup very long ago and I had issues. The pi would be too slow to send the commands to the printer and would end up failing the prints sometimes. I haven’t revisited Octoprint since.
- Comment on We need a list of products we can buy without worrying about telemetry or advertising. 4 weeks ago:
Oh, that’s very cool, I didn’t know !
- Comment on We need a list of products we can buy without worrying about telemetry or advertising. 4 weeks ago:
Prusa Connect (online cloud) is totally optional. You can use Prusa Link locally to send the score to the printer wirelessly from the slicer. Prusa Link is a bit barebone but it does the job.
- Comment on We need a list of products we can buy without worrying about telemetry or advertising. 4 weeks ago:
Prusa printers are totally usable offline. With Prusa Link you can benefit from some simple comfort features while remaining totally inside your local network. You can block Internet access to the printer from your router and Prusa Link will still work totally fine in you local network.
I have to check my pihole logs to confirm for sure there isn’t any telemetry by default.
- Comment on We need a list of products we can buy without worrying about telemetry or advertising. 4 weeks ago:
Prusa is very committed to privacy, Open-source and security. They even sell “critical infrastructure” variant of some of their printers with WiFi circuit removed: prusa3d.com/…/original-prusa-xl-2-tool-head-assem…
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- Comment on M1D advanced vs Core One+INDX I’m almost certainly going to buy either a Sovo 5 weeks ago:
I’ve upgraded my MK3 to S and then S+ and my MMU2 to S and then 3. Starting from the launch model of the MK3 and ending with MK3S+ and MMU3 costed me significantly less than buying a new printer. Yes, the upgrade kits across models are not worth it (MK3 to MK4 or MK4 to Core one), but what do you expect? At least they offer the option, and details documentation, you can even source all the parts by yourself.
- Comment on Crawling Out (by Tomoja Rs) 1 month ago:
I like the look of realizing she made a huge mistake.
- Comment on NAS case 2 months ago:
Not exactly cheaper to get than a Jonsbo case.
- Comment on NAS case 2 months ago:
If you go look for a used regular PC case, older model will typically have more 3.5" bays. By older, I mean +15yo.
If you have access to a 3D printer, you have options to make more drive bays on the cheap.
You will have to go for a model power-supply still, in order to have enough SATA power plugs.
- Comment on You have no choice 2 months ago:
It’s pretty good nowadays.
- Comment on Brimmed Caps? ❌ | Pointed Caps? ❌ | No Cap ✅ 3 months ago:
She already compensated with a boulder in her hood.
- Comment on What's your contingency plan for the apocalypse? 4 months ago:
It’s a pub, it’s safe !
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
Like me Ethernet switch with 3 ports on the front and 1 on the side, if only my cable didn’t melt.