I have a similar coworker, was constantly coming by and trying to start up conversation. Asking what I did the weekend etc. Why I don’t like their pears etc.

Finally one Monday morning when they came by wasting time I pulled off the headphones and asked "do you have a work related issue you need help with? " their response was “no I’m just socializing” I responded with something implying they’d actually be good at their job if they did that instead, and I’m not now or ever interested in socialising with them. They finally buggered off.

As with everything 3d printing, it’s a tradeoff.

It’s harder to prevent oozing, harder to change colors, worse quality(usually) and larger nozzles.

But you print much cheaper, often can print larger parts with larger nozzles (stronger).

What I do with printing, I’d seriously consider a retrofit pellet extruder on my smallish machine (e5+) If it were reasonably priced.

Almost everything I do is “structural” and doesn’t need to be pretty direct off the printer.

rented

You guys do tests (meme, I’m just too lazy to make)

If you do this, invisible sky god will make your life terrible and you will rot in imaginary pain forever more after you die.

Me: so… Just like now?

Ok. Found some DNS settings on my router, and fixed the internal domain name “problem” but it’s still only internal. If I set my public IP(internally) it doesn’t connect.

I can connect to an internal computer from external, even though the client says “not ready”.

I cannot connect from internal to external computer. Instantly shows “remote desktop is offline”

This leads me to think that somehow I have something wrong in router settings, or I have a security feature blocking something. I just don’t know enough about routing to know where to look.

I got past the key mismatch internally. Maybe it was blank spaces.idk.

But still having issues externally. Just doesn’t connect for some reason, though I’ve confirmed all the ports are open. :/

It seems I may have “fixed”(?) One problem, as internal network connections succeed now (same key, same settings, just restarted the containers a few times and let it sit?)

External connections still show the same. :/

Huh. Naming a car, the model name of a completely different brand of car, a model which was contemporary with your car, would be very confusing to me.

You can take cobalt

“But you don’t have a cobalt.”

Today.

And funny enough, tomorrow as well.

And the day after…

They have all the days.

Not to mention mugs with crowdstrike branding on them, but only for 1/3 the invited people.

Pull the battery and clean it separate from the mower. Anywhere near the shaft or battery compartment wash without high pressure, the rest, blast away.

They definitely can. The Chevy volt complies to the standard, but anything outside (ie to do with the battery diagnostics, or electric propulsion system) is behind a completely different protocol where most normal readers won’t read.

Considering how every company is trying to paywall everything, I don’t doubt they’ll continue to push the “limit” further and further from any standard.

The bigger problem is, being ALLOWED to plug in your laptop and delve through the logs.

The right to repair has died with manufacturers following in Tesla footsteps, who is following the guidebook from apple.

Sounds like it’s the opposite of unsafe for the companies continued profits.

Second note, the metal pipe has to be continuously metal from at minimum where it enters the house, don’t trust that if you see a metal water pipe (or drain pipe) that it’s grounded.

I store in home Depot containers with desiccant in the bottom. And have another modified to print from. (Printed spool holder with bearings, reverse Bowden through container side)

It really didn’t change my workflow, just where to get the spools to load, and where to load them.

Print quality improved greatly.

Home assistant, and frigate. Along with whatever type of smart lock you choose (even building one with esphome, diy version)

The only liquid we’ve discovered with no surface tension is helium. And only at or below specific temperatures depending on the type of helium.

Very unlikely water would ever get to that state.

Sounds like a market niche, you could start it up, call it something like “macrosoft”. … then start making scripts that do the work for the user, don’t release the scripts because people pay for them. Let this go on for many years and you find yourself shoving “AI” down your users throats and screenshotting their desktop without explicit permission…