This is definitely worth mentioning. You apparently can get it working with a dedicated encrypted swap partition (which I admittedly haven't tried) but I just turned off secureboot. The risk/convenience tradeoff is worth is for me.
I've been running a docker compose stack the last couple years with no issue. It can be simple-ish to set up but that depends on your experience level.
If you have specific questions there are plenty of people willing to help, myself included.
There are good spots on lemmy for help in this thread as well as an IRC chat for support if needed. I've been helped there more than once.
I've been dealing with the same for a while with rapid petg. For me it came down to tuning retraction/untretraction distance/speed. PETG is more generally more viscous than something like PLA and retracting too far can cause large gaps like this.
This can also be caused by oozing from the nozzle. The filament that is meant to go down next drips/strings out of the nozzle so the hotend under extrudes until the pressure is back
I don't see mention of your print speed but if it's fast-ish (above 100mm/s) the pressure balance in the hotend becomes a significant factor
I had a long comment but @criss_cross added more context than I could. To summarize, there is infrastructure in us-east-1 that can take you down even if you host in another region. Also lots of stuff there and closer=faster=better.
Sure, I need an admin of an instance guaranteed on fediseer.com to guarantee my instance mimiclem.me. I'm looking to join lemmy-federate and this is a prerequisite.
I do.
This is definitely worth mentioning. You apparently can get it working with a dedicated encrypted swap partition (which I admittedly haven't tried) but I just turned off secureboot. The risk/convenience tradeoff is worth is for me.
Same, also on Fedora. I deal with it by using hibernate (which is sweet until a kernel update borks it)
Did they pull the cooler and fan assembly off and decide to use it as a case fan? Or was it already assembled? I have so many questions
I've been running a docker compose stack the last couple years with no issue. It can be simple-ish to set up but that depends on your experience level.
If you have specific questions there are plenty of people willing to help, myself included.
There are good spots on lemmy for help in this thread as well as an IRC chat for support if needed. I've been helped there more than once.
That too
Why wouldn't they just get bigger guns?
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Lmao this one got me
If you're buying instant coffee you have to do a dalgona at least once (probably just once)
I now want to experience gum with too much flavor
I've been dealing with the same for a while with rapid petg. For me it came down to tuning retraction/untretraction distance/speed. PETG is more generally more viscous than something like PLA and retracting too far can cause large gaps like this.
This can also be caused by oozing from the nozzle. The filament that is meant to go down next drips/strings out of the nozzle so the hotend under extrudes until the pressure is back
I don't see mention of your print speed but if it's fast-ish (above 100mm/s) the pressure balance in the hotend becomes a significant factor
I had a long comment but @criss_cross added more context than I could. To summarize, there is infrastructure in us-east-1 that can take you down even if you host in another region. Also lots of stuff there and closer=faster=better.
Why does this feel so liminal?
Looks good thanks!
No problem, thanks for your help on this
Thanks! How long for the guarantee to propagate? Looks like the status is still unguaranteed or unknown on lemmy-federate and lemmyverse https://lemmyverse.net/instance/mimiclem.me/fediseer
Thanks! I saw that but I wasn't sure if unknown solicitations were welcomed so i held off. I didn't want to spam 🙂
Sure, I need an admin of an instance guaranteed on fediseer.com to guarantee my instance mimiclem.me. I'm looking to join lemmy-federate and this is a prerequisite.
I'd like to request a guarantee for my US based instance at https://mimiclem.me/