AtHeartEngineer @ AtHeartEngineer @lemmy.world

Aspiring polymath. Applied R&D @ Privacy and Scaling Explorations #make

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Also the obligatory: "don't run infrastructure on Microsoft products, run Linux"

You could swap the nozzle, or do a cold pull. Honestly it would be a little challenging to explain that well over text, especially since I am not familiar with your specific printer (I've used and own a lot of them though). The best bet would be to look up on YouTube how to do a cold pull, or swap the nozzle. Some good YouTube channels are Teaching Tech, CNC Kitchen, and Made with Layers. Teaching Tech and made with layers are probably where you will find the best info for a beginner, but CNC Kitchen is 🔥

Interesting, I didn't know about that. Bleeping computer has a good write up on it (I'm assuming they broke the story) https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/ebay-port-scans-visitors-computers-for-remote-access-programs/

Ya lowering the speed is a good thing to try. Also, you may have a very slight clog in the nozzle which can lead to weird behavior like stringing and under extrusion

Petg tends to string a lot more than PLA, also, drying the filament can help

Interesting read

So corruption is legal now

That's a t80

He might have been epsteined though

I hope he goes home and takes it easy, he did enough

Good for him, I hope he is ok

I don't think you can

That's correct, some still find it disrespectful though.

Ok, we are talking in circles, you have your opinions, I have mine. If you want to talk about this over voice at any point, let me know, I don't think text is going to get anywhere, and Lemmy has a pretty strong bias against crypto (which I understand, but obviously disagree with)

Which is a whole lot of extra engineering that is already taken care of with a blockchain. Whether social networks should forget your username/registration is a different debate.

But there's no global consensus, it's not trustless, and smart contracts unlock a lot of additional composable capabilities.

I understand, don't get me wrong, 99% of stuff in crypto is hot garbage, but having a global database that isn't controlled by any one (or even dozen) entities is pretty powerful. The 2 guys that started farcaster could quit, or get hit by a bus, or decide it's not profitable enough and pivot, but at least you have control over your profile still. If reddit was decentralized more, they wouldn't be able to shut down their APIs for 3rd party clients.

Trust me I understand the criticism of block chains, but if we want open source and the internet to thrive and not be controlled by companies, we need a global layer that is neutral.

Those are different design choices that have different trade offs, I didn't make these decisions, I'm just explaining how it is