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Already deleted organic maps and downloaded comaps instead and used it yesterday. Works great for navigation showing intersections and turns at a nice zoom level and clear guides. Love it over Google maps already.

Only major downside is live traffic and also that map changes for closed roads doesn't seem to update the navigation. The navigation still takes me down a temporary closed road that as far as I can see on osm.org is marked as closed but I'm not sure who's fault it is because the road is also still visible on osm.org and only by selecting the road and looking at metadata can I see that it is closed. Not sure how and where to report this bug.

Yes. It was part of the deal your cat decided not to show you when you signed up for life with a cat. ::: spoiler ⬛⬛⬛⬛ It was a hidden claws in the contract... :::

Robot vacuum cleaners are a God sent. Runs every day.

That is a beautiful grinder. Thanks for the tip. Price wise the vs6 its similar but since its from NZ (I think but not sure) I'll probably have to pay import tax on top. I like the smaller design and interchangeable grind geometry on the vs6. The vs3 is probably not for me since I really like light roast coffee and of the manufacturer says it's challenging it's probably very true 😅. The price on the vs3 is very nice tho.

Yeah. It's stupid expensive, but you probably know the feeling. I mostly made the post to make sure that I didn't miss something obvious that was better or if the grinder is not actually performing as advertised. I'm not so familiar with all the various brands.

I don't mind the style so much. I think it's pretty classic. I do care about esthetic and I like a white grinder which Eurika has as well, but the look is secondary to the workflow of the machine and build quality.

Any other brand you'd suggest instead?

How do you find the build quality? I looked at one about 4-5 years ago and it felt very cheap and plasticy on a first hand feel. How is it holding up?

Yes it is expensive but I just want a really good grinder where I dont have to compromise and will last a long time. I want to gift myself something nice where I do t have to deal with small annoyances like poor workflow/design, annoying buttons or unnecessary electronic that can break, cheap materials that won't last more than ~5 years, uneven grind or a messy grinder that spills coffe on the table constantly (I had one of those and I hated it)

I'm not really interested in a manual grinder.

While i find resin prints super cool, the toxicity of the resin and solvents will never not make me a feel uneasy about it. Working with resin is just messy and can be quite unhealthy.

Any way you can reorient the part to have the text face the build plate instead of the top layer? I always have much better succes having the text face down because it gets smooth (or textured) when squished to the build plate.

Great... Now thats also part of my browser history

Just like my beagle. She's also always ready for a nap.

I think we are getting too off topic here so maybe make a seperate post in here asking how to tinker with selfhosting, dns, tinkering etc and you can have multiple people's inputs.

It can be a good idea to mentatlly seperate your router needs with you 2.5G speeds and WiFi needs, they dont have to live on the same device. For you private lan you need a router so you can hide and control your devices behind NAT and firewall. For that I'd just recommended one of the small hap or hax devices that suits your needs for routing, and/or wifi. If you want to be fancy the RB9005U could maybe work with your switching need as well.

You don't need Vlan. I believe it is not what you think it is. Vlan is if you want to segregated your own lan int to different independent lans with various firewall rules.

All you need for your dorm is NAT. But for the love of god make sure that you dont connect your lan with the dorm lan or your DHCP server will start handing out IP's to everyone else in your dorm and it will crash the dorm router. The ethernet jack in the wall of your dorm (I assume that's how it works for you) needs to go to the WAN port of the router. But bare in mind on mikrotik you can configure the WAN port to be any physical port you want, but with default config it is port 1.

I have done this before as well when living in a dorm where wifi was shit so i did my own little setup in my room so I could stream to Crome cast etc on my own trusted lan. Get a small router with support for wire Guard vpn (i love mikrotik for this) and you have an easy way to tunnel out for all your devices.

🎶 So long, and thanks for all the fish 🎶

I guess white still has the first turn?

Any way i can report a website for violating this rule because I see it constantly everywhere and it seems to have no consequences.

I totally see these in real life because the path angle doesn't align with the incoming foot traffic like the crosswalk in this example.

Awesome. I'll give it a go with lutris

Happy to hear a succes story and Sims 3 is the least interesting of the bunch. Sims 2 and 4 are most important for her.