Linsensuppe @ Linsensuppe @feddit.org

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Endless Sky According to wikipedia it is a space trading and combat simulation game. Its free and open source, has a lot of content (even more with plugins). You do missions to get the storyline forward and to get money, you can also mine asteroid, trade with other planets, attack other ships and plunder them. You discover new species and Outfits to make your space ship better, etc.

And the people in Trench wear yellow tape on the cloths line the lines on the moth

Yes, but I use the cloud for other purposes too and have enough storage for a backup, also even if I were to buy another drive, I would like to store one copy offsite without having to buy two drives

Its not enough to equal the pain I felt in those 10 minutes

How about 10 minutes of games and then 90 Bullets?

And the price? Im sorry to tell you, but depending on where you live you live, this is almost double of the price I paid for a new one in germany.

I‘ve never heard of the + model. I have a normal ender3 V3 SE and got it for around 200.

For me the fediverse and Librewolf on Linux

But how do I lower the tension? I think its just the friction in the tube.

It comes with 2 spinning tubes so it does spin freely

Can someone explain to me why lead HAS to come from another element? Why cant it just… exist?

Can I have your wallpper?

I chose Endeavor because I like its wallpapers.

(And I am too scared of installing Arch)

Welcome to the world of 3d printing

I will be using PLA

But doesn’t that create an offset weight? My part will probably spin at several thousand RPM.

Some addition to my post: The computer I found is a Fujitsu Esprimo Q957. I've read online that they are very power efficient and don't draw as much. I will probably run some lightweight task almost 24/7 and sometimes heavier tasks for short periods of time. A raspberry pi is for me too expensive for the average specs, even if it is very efficient. I think a upgradable pc or mini pc is best, because they are cheap, but can be easily upgraded without buying a whole new computer.

They are way cheaper than fairphones where I live.