sån position är så oförstående kring teknologi.
Hon förstår 100%, garanterat… Signal gör det möjligt att ha en privat konversation som polisen inte kan avlyssna, och sånt kan man inte tillåta om man vill ha ett totalitärt övervakningssamhälle.
My friends are currently throwing a tantrum because I won’t “just enable Secure Boot and run Windows” to play Battlefield 6 with them. But I’ve never felt that I must play a specific game, so the few ones who are incompatible (usually due to bad anti-cheats) have been easy to ignore. There are plenty of good games I can play on Linux.
Offline updates is one of the things that annoyed me most back when I was using Windows, and somehow they’ve managed to make it even worse in Fedora. Luckily you can turn it off in F41 by going to the “Software Update” section in system settings, and then changing “Apply system updates” to “Immediately”. Haven’t upgraded to 42 yet but I hope the setting is still there.
BF1, BF5 and Apex Legends all worked perfectly fine on Linux with anti-cheat fairly recently, until EA changed to use their new Windows only anti-cheat.
I’ve got a MSI MAG Tomahawk wifi which has had a lot of issues, but nothing related to Linux
Can’t help but think about this old XKCD from 2010.
Paper levelling is not an exact method, you might need to manually adjust the Z offset depending on how the first layer looks. It’s also something you generally don’t need to do if you have a probe like crtouch, as it will be used to ensure that the nozzle is at a consistent distance from the bed everywhere, and the Z offset will decide how big that distance should be. Just be careful when adjusting the Z offset so you don’t end up ramming the nozzle into the bed, make small adjustments. If you put a lamp behind the printer you can visually check if the nozzle touches the bed, e.g. if you manually move the nozzle to 0.2mm height after adjusting Z offset, can be good to do a manual check before starting a full print.
Unfortunately your photos are too blurry to give feedback, but if you want to you could try this: Print only the first layer for something simple and stop the print. Get a couple of strong lamps and put them next to your printer. Move the camera as close to the print as it can focus, could be around 20cm for a phone camera. Steady the camera against something solid, for example a stack of books.
If you want to keep trying to level on your own, perhaps this infographic could help. SuperSlicer has a built in calibration wizard which might also be useful.
And some general questions which might help troubleshooting your issue:
Products targeted towards businesses have always been unreasonably more expensive than those targeted towards consumers. It sucks for us AI hobbyists that Nvidia are stingy with VRAM on consumer cards, but I don’t find it surprising.
Personally I only have a single RTX 3090, but I know a lot of people online who are stacking multiple consumer cards to run AI. Buying used 3090s and putting them in a mining rig is probably still the best value for money if you need a large amount of VRAM.
How much VRAM do you actually need btw?
Saknar den tiden då svensk media sysslade med journalistik och inte bara repeterade vad politiker och företagsledare säger.
Would be interesting to see how it compares to a 3d printed M10 (or equivalent diameter) screw+nut
new technique enables inorganic composite glass printed at low temperatures
The ones you linked look like they were printing at high temp.
It’s not just you, there’s a financial incentive to write “reviews” which convince the reader to immediately buy the product, because of referral links. Even disregarding that the fact that it takes much more time and knowledge to write an actual unbiased review, you’ll most likely earn less money as you might dissuade readers from buying it, or even if you just make them think a bit more before going through with the purchase and they end up buying the printer somewhere else. I’ve started referring to these kind of pages as “fake reviews”, it plagues almost every product category and it has made it very unreliable to use the internet for buying advice.
Though I suppose it’s even worse for 3d printing, as some manufacturers have been known to pay youtubers for positive reviews and to lie about their competitor’s printers. And even the ones who don’t get cash in the hand still have some incentive to bias their reviews, as pointing out a printer’s flaws or recommending to buy something else would make them less likely to receive more free products to review in the future.
It’s literally the same (probably exaggerated) marketing material as Sovol themselves are trying to sell their Kickstarter project with, reformatted to look like an article. Not surprising that it has a couple of “Click Here to Buy Now: $999 $1299 ($300 off). Hurry, only 94/200 left!” referral links…
It might be true that Sovol has made some of the least bad budget printers recently, but anyone who has brand loyalty to any of the companies that make cheap 3d printers in China is bound to get disappointed sooner or later. Years ago Creality also made relatively good printers, using high quality parts and with acceptable quality control (e.g. OG Ender 3 era) and when they became market leaders they dropped the quality, and I would be surprised if Sovol didn’t do the same given the opportunity. I’d wait a couple of months after it’s released, and try to find some actual reviews.
3D Printing discord’s List of 3D printers even has a generic warning for Kickstarter printers:
More of a warning against kickstarter machines, up until now almost all of them huge failures, with delays in shipping and troubles in terms of QC. They just use the early backers as free quality check/beta testing for the most part. Remember you are not buying a product on kickstarter, you are paying for a possibility to get a product.
Might as well link to the original post on reddit, I don’t think Tom’s Hardware much value in their summary of it :)
Huh, trodde jag kommenterade här härom dagen, men jag kanske glömde klicka på posta-knappen…
Längs vägen jag tar till jobbet så har det byggts väldigt många flerbostadshus senaste åren, vilka sedan en tid har utsmyckats med banderoller om “inflyttningsklara lägenheter till salu” så jag gissar att det inte har gått så bra att sälja bostadsrätterna till de priserna de vill ha. De företagen tycker nog att regeringen gör rätt när de gör det lättare för ungdomar att skuldsätta sig för livet :)
Tror inte vi har någon sådan här, men vissa tider på dygnet är det mycket liv i fåglarna. Just nu är det dock knäpptyst, de kanske har siesta pga värmen :P
Och nu precis postades en ny artikel om att Polisen ändrat sig, och inte uppmanar föräldrar att radera apparna
Påminde mig om en sak jag gick och tänkte på härom dagen… Som barn/ungdom uppfattade jag Sverige som ett ganska kargt och växtlöst land, nästan raka motsatsen till regnskog, jungel och tropik som gick att se på TV. Och så är det väl förvisso i delar av riket, men nu för tiden när jag är ute på en promenad så kan jag ändå bli lite förundrad över hur pass grönt det är där naturen tillåts växa fritt. Det behövs inte ens ett stort område för att det ska bli en kompakt grönska av olika stora träd, buskar, blommor, klätterväxter, marktäckare och (o)gräs.
Eftersom nyheter så lätt glöms bort och begravs, här är lite bilder som Ebba Busch och Sara Skyttedal (KDU) la upp på sociala medier 2009, där de poserar i IDF-kläder och med Israeliska arméfordon några månader efter Israels blodigaste attack mot civilbefolkningen i Gaza. Så hennes uttalanden nu är tyvärr exakt det jag förväntar mig av henne.
Wouldn’t say that I have a favourite, but one DM I had started the campaign mid-adventure in an old but recently rediscovered ruin. Our characters, who were adventurers, explorers or treasure hunters, just randomly bumped into each other, and after some negotiation decided that there were safety in numbers and joined forces.