Thanks! I don't have a ton of experience with 3d design, really I've only designed keyboards (4 or so) and a few things for the house. The flow series of keyboards was my first stab at using forms in Fusion 360, which was pretty fun.
Could you elaborate on how you set up SABnzbd with yunohost? There's no app for SABnzbd on yunohost, so did you just install it as you would on ubuntu server? (apt-get install blah blah)
I have jellyfin working and would like to get sonarr operational, but now sure how to get SABnzbd up and going.
I have to rent out my basement, otherwise I literally couldn't afford my house plus food for my family of 4 (single income). We're living pay cheque to pay cheque, so I feel a certain amount of "fuck you" to this (assuming) sarcastic post.
Thanks for that link. I wouldn't be surprised if this is my issue. I replaced a nozzle very recently and it seemed to improve things, but it quickly degraded. I also replwced the PTFE tube and likely did it wrong...though the symptoms existed before I replaced the tube. I also have a fan that has been on its way out for a while, so I could be getting heat creep. It could be a combo of all things. Either way, I have new fans on order and will be doing the rebuild. Thanks!
That's a great article, thanks for the link. I had a suspicion that a ripple texture between lines is an indicator of too low, but it's good to get that affirmation. I usually do a real-time final cal when it's printing the skirt (micro up/down)
I gotta say a big thank you to everyone that responded. Your encouragement for me to take a breather and regroup with a cool head was much needed. Thank you all kind strangers :-)
Correct, not self-hosted. The advantage is it comes with a book reading community :-)
I've been using hardcover for a few months...great vibe, active development.
Damn...seems like an important thing to get working reliably, what's Samsung doing.
So I take it you weren't able to get a chest HR monitor hooked up
Haha, how dare I.
Thanks! I don't have a ton of experience with 3d design, really I've only designed keyboards (4 or so) and a few things for the house. The flow series of keyboards was my first stab at using forms in Fusion 360, which was pretty fun.
Lots of mentions for Obsidian. I'll throw in my favorite for the past few years that's similar: Logseq! Check it out!
Could you elaborate on how you set up SABnzbd with yunohost? There's no app for SABnzbd on yunohost, so did you just install it as you would on ubuntu server? (apt-get install blah blah)
I have jellyfin working and would like to get sonarr operational, but now sure how to get SABnzbd up and going.
Nice...I use Logseq, quite similar.
I've always held high hopes (albeit uninformed hopes) for carbon capture... Thanks for the links, looking forward to reading them.
I have to rent out my basement, otherwise I literally couldn't afford my house plus food for my family of 4 (single income). We're living pay cheque to pay cheque, so I feel a certain amount of "fuck you" to this (assuming) sarcastic post.
Fantastic, thank you 🙂
Looks very similar to the style used by Ted Harrison, a well-known painter from the Yukon. Very cool, really like it :-)
Wow that worked like a charm, thanks for that. Kobo Aura 2 H2O edition 2, for the record
2 movies immediately come to mind, and I think it's because I went in with an expectation that the movie is gonna suck.
It's probably been 10 years since I watched either of those movies so I'm not sure how they have aged...
The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish
Thanks for that link. I wouldn't be surprised if this is my issue. I replaced a nozzle very recently and it seemed to improve things, but it quickly degraded. I also replwced the PTFE tube and likely did it wrong...though the symptoms existed before I replaced the tube. I also have a fan that has been on its way out for a while, so I could be getting heat creep. It could be a combo of all things. Either way, I have new fans on order and will be doing the rebuild. Thanks!
agh - I miss-clicked on edit and hit delete...I hope this repost doesn't mess with something or someone. Sorry!
That's a great article, thanks for the link. I had a suspicion that a ripple texture between lines is an indicator of too low, but it's good to get that affirmation. I usually do a real-time final cal when it's printing the skirt (micro up/down)
Usually just got water and soap.
I gotta say a big thank you to everyone that responded. Your encouragement for me to take a breather and regroup with a cool head was much needed. Thank you all kind strangers :-)
Someone else mentioned a G10 printing surface. Any idea what's better for PLA? Or what's the difference between the two?