notfromhere @ notfromhere @lemmy.one

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Try a new SD card or try sending gcode over USB and see if that fixes things.

You bring up a lot of great points. I disabled the firewall on my bare metal cluster nodes and didn’t give it another thought. I had to go digging to figure out how to encrypt secrets, and NFS StorageClass is not very great security wise either. Not to mention lack of isolation for privileged containers. I found kata containers a good solution to that. Then there’s wireguard between workers I don’t know if I got working correctly because I can’t figure out how to really test it.

Earth 2150?

I did some reading up on this as it’s fairly interesting and I haven’t heard about this before. I found this article and it sounds like it’s less than $200k fine and two years monitoring. If I had to guess they might have used that as insurance against leaks of their innovative technology, drone ships and return to pad rockets, satellite technology etc. At least that’s what I hope as I want to give them the benefit of the doubt. Also potential sabotage. They also have government contracts with military I’m sure. Maybe it’s easier to risk a lawsuit for a few years of mitigating those risks. Just something to think about.

It looks like an image generated by stable diffusion.

Having gone through the Arch install myself, what part dod you find you had to babysit? Boot the install media, format the drive, mount the mounts, install system, configure the system, and done. Maybe it’s just a more involved process than you’d like?

Yea nobody would ever use Arch for the basis of anything game changing coughSteamOScough

I set up kata containers on my k3s cluster for some pesky containers that require privileged access. It works great for isolation purposes. I haven’t yet experimented with the kata-qemu runtime so not sure how that works.

If I was still living in a trailer, I would try to get the cheapest one I could find that works. I don’t think the fumes are all that bad for PLA. There is definitely an odor but falling asleep to the sound of the motors is worth it imo. It’s so relaxing sometimes.

There is a US gov weather API that I believe tells the time for sunrise and sunset, so conceivably it could be done based on time that is adjusted based on the API call. Could also take into account weather conditions. I think a light sensor would help the best although I think two sensors would be ideal (one inside) because perceived brightness can be different even when illuminance is the same outside vs inside, but maybe not enough to matter in this case.

This is the way

I, myself, have a blocklist a mile long. Communities as well as users. It’s made my mental health go way up. Some may argue I’m in an echo chamber but I much prefer conversations with pleasant and/or likeminded people to getting verbally shat all over.

In Colorado I’ve purchased age restricted items using the Colorado digital ID plenty of times.

Having experienced Canonical’s support, if anyone actually needs it they go to RHEL.

As far as i can tell there is nothing regarding 3d printing in the article. I don’t think it is too much to ask to keep a community for 3d printing on topic. This seems to be some news piece about someone who had influence on / contributed to the 3d printing community, but as it’s not directly about 3d printing, I honestly fail to see the relevance.

And this has to do with 3d printing how?

Do you have an IP address conflict?

Same with brave search. Da fuq is going on anymore.

What is GGUF? Is it a model format? Why is this important?

Hey, that comment's a bit off the mark. Transformers don't just memorize chunks of text, they're way more sophisticated than that. They use attention mechanisms to figure out what parts of the text are important and how they relate to each other. It's not about memorizing, it's about understanding patterns and relationships. The paper you linked doesn't say anything about these models just regurgitating information.