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maxwells_daemon @ maxwells_daemon @lemmy.world
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Everything web based

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  • It's better than everything being exclusive to Windows, but I'd much rather everything just ran natively on Linux...

    • Xbox graphics department lead puts out cringe-worthy hiring post... with AI graphics

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  • I mean, they clearly need a graphics designer...

    • Distro choice

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  • Arch or EndeavourOS (Arch for babies) should give you the best support for any new hardware.

    • Germans must be pretty happy.

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  • Because everything everyone thinks everywhere is always about america...

    • Most Americans should probably try to work for ICE

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  • Rule 3: No politics

    • "Source code file"

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  • It will definitely not report back to Musk on your proprietary code...

    Because Musk wouldn't understand shit, it'll report back to some Indian guy instead.

    • "Quell your rage" must be lesson 1 in how to internet

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  • It should be taught in school, and tested. You shouldn't be able to graduate without basic emotional intelligence.

    • I dislike it when somebody says "so" and then pauses.

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  • So?

    • What do y'all recommend as an arch based distro?

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  • None other than base Arch.

    If you don't know enough about Linux, that's the point, installing Arch will teach you. Manually, not with archinstall.

    • Pop it in your calendars

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  • "But it's still mostly the same team, please give us the benefit of the doubt 😭😭😭😭"

    Don't be stupid, don't buy from a publisher before the 1.0 release

    • Destroyed my Glass Print Bed - What to do now

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    • phone stand in PETG with drooping overhangs

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  • Assuming prusaslicer, go to print speed settings, and look for "slow down on overhangs". Also, under filament > cooling, there's an option to increase fan speed on overhangs.

    You can use the top left menu on the layer view to check that the fan and print speed are actually adapting properly to the overhangs.

    • Car crashes have killed and seriously injured roughly the same number of people as shootings in Chicago this year. Only one of these things draws media attention.

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  • Driving is orders of magnitude more likely to kill you at any second you're in a car, than flying is at any second you're in a plane.

    People who are terrified of flying will get in a car and drive like a monkey like it's no big deal.

    • Americans overestimate the size of minority groups and underestimate the size of most majority groups

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  • The social media revolution and its consequences...

    • Romero Games Update (July 7, 2025)

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  • Btw, John Romero was the lead designer for Doom, Wolfenstein 3D, and Quake. He's basically one of the inventors of the FPS genre. Way to go, Microsoft...

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  • You mean Bing AI

    • The Historical Origins of Ukrainian Identity, Language and Culture

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  • You read articles in the shower?

    • Prints keep failing.

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  • Yeah, if the nozzle is hitting the part, then it's very likely a cooling issue. If an steep overhang isn't cooled properly, it'll curl upwards.

    Either you're printing too hot, or the fan is too slow or failing. For PLA, you can leave the fan at 100% after the first or second layer, and print between 195 and 205°C. Printing too fast also means the fan may struggle with the amount of hot plastic.

    Can you paste your slicer settings?

    • Tailscale addressing concerns over potential enshittification of the platform

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  • Remember when Google's motto was "Don't be evil"?

    • The signatures are still coming and it's already making an impact

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  • "Developers" are the ones who are passionate about the games they make, and definitely don't want their games dead.

    "Corporations" are the ones who only want to profit from selling the game, and then ditch it once it's no longer lucrative enough.