

Anyone using the CC1 or CC2 should hop into the Open Centauri discord. The OC firmware is a better working version of the stock firmware, and we’re also developing Cosmos, for full Klipper control (Now alpha testing with the Canvas!)


Anyone using the CC1 or CC2 should hop into the Open Centauri discord. The OC firmware is a better working version of the stock firmware, and we’re also developing Cosmos, for full Klipper control (Now alpha testing with the Canvas!)


Not who you responded to, but they look spray painted. That’s gonna look fine until it’s actually used, then it’ll be a flaky mess
Wasn’t IP infringement, but patent. That was one of the big things pointed out when this all started, if there had been any IP theft they would have led with that.


People like doing things in different ways


Heavily depends on where you’re getting them from as well. I’ve got a sub to OpenSubtitles so what we get is generally pretty good


Bazarr is what’s in my arr stack for subtitles


Same. I’ve got ad blocking on our whole network but still pay for YTP because it’s actually worth it for us.


I found a creator who designed a LOT of beautiful tuned flutes and whistles. Huge assortment, large variety of shapes sizes and (musical) scales.
I only bought a single design, and I’d love to buy more, but it’d cost hundreds of dollars to get the sets I’d like just for myself.
It’s hard to support creators when they do that.


Pinkie Pie runs Hannah Montana linux
I’m confused what conspiracy you’re trying to sell here. From your AI source:
no credible evidence, however, has been produced showing large‑scale, remote or systemic vote‑flipping by Dominion machines in national elections, and routine audits and paper trails are the practical defense that has verified results in contested contests
Security experts say something could happen in very specific scenarios if safeguards broke down. That sounds just like any other high profile company, so not sure what makes them different. From what I’ve read since they were bought, there haven’t been any actual instances of tampering and they’ve had clean audits.
oh shit
I hate that bro


Regular superglue for placing magnets, I like 3DGloop for sticking prints together


My UnRaid server with 50 docker containers of various uses and a 1060ti all sitting in an old gaming rig is pretty steady at 80W


I’m not assuming it works in all setups. If people only talk about things that don’t work though, it doesn’t help move people to Linux. I’ve got a feeling that like with much of anything, the problems seemingly are overblown because those who aren’t having problems don’t have a reason to say so.


It’s the 1060. They still work, I’ve got one in my server, but I couldn’t get mine to run with recent drivers.


Running Debian 13 with a 3060ti with Nvidia drivers, 3 monitors mixed DP and HDMI, and as far as I can tell those all work just fine. Save for the VRR, I haven’t tested that at all.


Honestly I’d steer away from Elegoo nowadays. They’re not bad, but they’re hostile towards the open source community (It took a while to force them to release the code for the Centauri Carbon since they’re using a bastardized version of Klipper). I’ve only had Elegoo printers up until now, but I’d look elsewhere nowadays.


Ringing 100%. Need to do some Input Shaping tuning


I’ve got the Sonoff dongle and it works pretty well. I’ve got lights from ThirdReality and sensors from Aqara, ThirdReality, and Sonoff. Everything works seamlessly in Home Assistant
I’ve got the same one. It’s lasted several years at this point. Aiming is a bit of a pain, but it does the job.