Okay, I see what you mean. I would keep a single reverse proxy, and use different dns records then if you really want to access samba for example by name and not IP. You could keep the wildcard DNS entry and create separate ones for non-http services, that go straight to their respective hosts.
I generally calibrate per filament brand and type. Sometimes different colours of the same brand/type behave differently, but usually it's fine. Haven't really had issues where I had to change settings between batches.
Make sure you do the calibration on filament you're sure is dry however.. Then, in case you run into issues later just make sure it's dry first.
I can't believe how many of my print issues were simply related to wet filament.
Seems like flowrate is too high and/or your filament isn't dry (or maybe a partial nozzle clog). I know you said it's 'fresh', but unfortunately just because it's sealed doesn't mean it's dry.
For windows users, check out Twinkle Tray! Tray icon with sliders for brightness and contrast for all connected monitors, as well as power buttons. May have support for keyboard shortcuts too, not sure.
Many calls are VoIP nowadays though, which could be encrypted depending on your provider and upstream SIP trunks. It's probably not end to end though, so your carrier can still spy on you.
Okay, I see what you mean. I would keep a single reverse proxy, and use different dns records then if you really want to access samba for example by name and not IP. You could keep the wildcard DNS entry and create separate ones for non-http services, that go straight to their respective hosts.
How would having a separate reverse proxy per VM help you with this?
I'm not sure if you're aware, but you're not fooling any LLM with your strange character. You probably refuse to use them, so let me show you:
That's a free tier chatgpt chat. The only one you're inconveniencing is yourself and other humans trying to read your response.
Bitwarden has an integration with simplelogin too. Enter an api key and it can generate random aliases on the fly.
You can use a usb ir receiver, I can recommend FLIRC.
If you do want a robot vacuum, use Valetudo!
I generally calibrate per filament brand and type. Sometimes different colours of the same brand/type behave differently, but usually it's fine. Haven't really had issues where I had to change settings between batches.
Make sure you do the calibration on filament you're sure is dry however.. Then, in case you run into issues later just make sure it's dry first.
I can't believe how many of my print issues were simply related to wet filament.
Seems like flowrate is too high and/or your filament isn't dry (or maybe a partial nozzle clog). I know you said it's 'fresh', but unfortunately just because it's sealed doesn't mean it's dry.
I don't think it's related to moving the seams..
Apollo is Orpheus now
Do you have any sources for this? Curious about the rpi/broadcom part and tv tuner chips specifically.
For windows users, check out Twinkle Tray! Tray icon with sliders for brightness and contrast for all connected monitors, as well as power buttons. May have support for keyboard shortcuts too, not sure.
Make sure your filament is dry.. It can make a big difference for stringing.
I can simply share a pdf or picture with my banking app and it reads the QR code and prefills all info. Have you tried this?
Why is this so heavily downvoted? Holy shit people, talk about a hivemind/'group of dumbasses'..
I've recently installed Immich and it's basically a drop in replacement for Google photos. You do need to host it yourself however.
Look for simplelogin
Many calls are VoIP nowadays though, which could be encrypted depending on your provider and upstream SIP trunks. It's probably not end to end though, so your carrier can still spy on you.
The screenshots show it's not just a rating, you can add text to them. Am I misunderstanding you?
Ahh he gets weekends at home, how considerate!
So 120 days or 6 months? Which is it?