I've had an Ender 3 v1 and v2, and enjoyed them. They were perfectly fine for what I did, but I spent a good percentage of time with them printing parts to make them better.
Recently bought a Hi with the CFS, and have had almost no problems. The only problems I've had would be non-existent if I'd clean the bed more often. I personally think the Hi would be a good starter printer.
The problem is that there are 70+ million "frogs" in this country who are being told that being boiled alive is good for them - and they believe it without question, and will fight anyone that says otherwise.
Exactly. And if you use a desktop like Cinnamon or KDE Plasma, it really isn't that different, other than how you install software. I fully believe anyone can use it. Especially since the majority of computer users tend to only use them for browsing the web, email and light gaming. The learning curve is minimal.
Yes, Mint uses Cinnamon desktop by default, which I believe was forked from Gnome. I like it, although I'm using Kubuntu at the moment. Cinnamon has that Windows-y look and feel to it, and retains some of the Gnome advantages.
I've had very good luck with my HP Smart Tank printer. It just works, in both Debian and Fedora distros. Gets automatically configured, and both printing and scanning work flawlessly.
Arch based distros are another story :-(
May I ask why you prefer that over Google Drive, or others such as Dropbox or Mega? I used it extensively when I used Windows, but that's been several years.
I wish my employer (state government) would use Linux. But unfortunately, they are all in with Microsoft. Everything has gone that way. SharePoint, Microsoft hosted Exchange, OneDrive, etc... And it's as horrible as you can imagine. It's awesome when I can't access my personal files because Microsoft servers are down. And don't get me started on the CrowdStrike fiasco!
I've had an Ender 3 v1 and v2, and enjoyed them. They were perfectly fine for what I did, but I spent a good percentage of time with them printing parts to make them better. Recently bought a Hi with the CFS, and have had almost no problems. The only problems I've had would be non-existent if I'd clean the bed more often. I personally think the Hi would be a good starter printer.
That would explain the uptick in idiocy on Threads.
The problem is that there are 70+ million "frogs" in this country who are being told that being boiled alive is good for them - and they believe it without question, and will fight anyone that says otherwise.
Plus, to double the mileage registered by using different size tires, you'd have to put a roughly 10" tire on a Model Y.
They'd better not cut off supplies of fried rice and crab rangoon! We'll have a REAL problem if they do that!
I would bet that there will be an "accidental" bug in the code that deletes every single Social Security account.
Exactly. And if you use a desktop like Cinnamon or KDE Plasma, it really isn't that different, other than how you install software. I fully believe anyone can use it. Especially since the majority of computer users tend to only use them for browsing the web, email and light gaming. The learning curve is minimal.
Yes, Mint uses Cinnamon desktop by default, which I believe was forked from Gnome. I like it, although I'm using Kubuntu at the moment. Cinnamon has that Windows-y look and feel to it, and retains some of the Gnome advantages.
Not interested in what will most likely just be yet another right-wing bullshit platform.
I've got a 34mm penis and 12 dollars. Any takers? Ladies?
I would buy lots of tacos from a truck playing “Lowrider”.
I've had good luck with several Lenovo laptops. ThinkPads and IdeaPads. Everything but the fingerprint readers just works.
Yes. If you hover over the small $ next to the amount, it says "converted from CA$..."
How does he say anything with all that Cheetos dust caked on his lips?
Maybe set up something like Disney Pass, or whatever it's called. Let the CEOs pay for preferential 911 service. And make them pay a LOT.
I've had very good luck with my HP Smart Tank printer. It just works, in both Debian and Fedora distros. Gets automatically configured, and both printing and scanning work flawlessly. Arch based distros are another story :-(
Try Distro Hopping. Then, next week when you switch to yet another distro, you can just erase the entire disk and install Linux.
May I ask why you prefer that over Google Drive, or others such as Dropbox or Mega? I used it extensively when I used Windows, but that's been several years.
You have entered TRON. Say hello to Jeff Bridges when you see him.
I wish my employer (state government) would use Linux. But unfortunately, they are all in with Microsoft. Everything has gone that way. SharePoint, Microsoft hosted Exchange, OneDrive, etc... And it's as horrible as you can imagine. It's awesome when I can't access my personal files because Microsoft servers are down. And don't get me started on the CrowdStrike fiasco!