SMRT!

It’s not just shitty, it’s bad too

not the case for most new hardware, especially laptops. Sure you get a cheap laptop and its probably gonna be fine but an enterprise laptop with the latest and greatest… totally a coin flip

I have had to deal with it on so many models in recent years its not even funny. (IT system admin who never uses the default install of Windows)

Warm it up enough to roll it into sheet and heat gun it into place. Food safe and waterproof plus should hold up for a long time

Bees wax

more FOSS friendly printer company

Prusa has helped people with their bambu printers in the past and includes profiles for them in its slicer

Nice!

don’t forget that some of chrome is encrypted and only Google gets to see the sauce

where as all of Firefox is available to look at, but it’s a mess of years and years of building, so it’s impossible to understand unless you’re dedicated

i am reminded about this one time i was doing desktop support at a hospital. super smart doctor was having a problem and i asked them to recreate the problem for me

oh they did… and instantly clicked the error away when it showed up and then instantly looked at my for an answer

i asked them to do it again, same

i was flabbergasted… i had to point out that i need to know what that error was

“oh it’s the same thing it always says” was the reply

thankfully i understood the the workflow and asked to sit and recreated the error again… AND guess what? IT FUCKING TOLD THEM EXACTLY HOW TO RESOLVE THE PROBLEM

we can thank the cell phone industrys use of IPv6 in the cell network for saving IPv4 for everyone else

archinstall has an automatic set-up, it’s fine but if you’re concerned about hardening you want to create /tmp and /var and /home on separate partitions. Bonus of /home on its own partition is for if you want to distro hop

so true

so I was tinkering the other day and I found a great example of what arch doesn’t do that makes it difficult for new users. it doesn’t make default configuration files, even when you have it up and running just fine.

so I’m like why isn’t this working as I expected, reading some Ubuntu documents showing that someone edited their config and that fixes it. i go to the directory and it’s only got a .example file. i copy it so it’s a .config and remove the # from the line that is supposed to correct the behavior and what do you know, it’s working now!

that wouldn’t be something for a new user to resolve and gave me a fresh understanding of the difference in approach and why arch shouldn’t be a newbie system

the pattern is pretty wonky, your slicer isn’t doing you any favors. try a different top and bottom pattern if the other suggestions don’t do anything

it’s not being adhesive, trying a 5+ degrees might help. try setting drawing the outside parameters first.

I see what you did there

spend the time? on what? archinstall and go

everyone that things arch is a major time investment is ignorant

256 color limit is a harsh mistress

or install yay and you don’t even have to sudo (it still asks but you dont have to type it)

is yogurt still developed? I thought it was dead a long time ago and everyone went to yay

I can’t believe nobody else has pointed out… BRO when you set ILoveCandy also SET

color

make that shit legit. I use arch, as you can tell, btw