Exactly. That's the whole point of view of the video; for hobbyists and their personal projects, it is likely overkill.
I sure hope so friend! All the best of luck in the meantime!
Wow that's messed up. I guess the only recourse then would be to ask someone or some local business if you could setup the server there for a fee, but at that point just use a cloud service provider and it's the same experience for about the same cost.
Your ISP bans self hosting? I've never heard of that before.
For most personal projects, hosting on the cloud may be overkill, but tempting with its supposed ease of use and benefits of scale. Self-hosting is often overlooked as a solution with the benefit of simplicity and cost.
Interesting discussion and demonstration of self hosting the kinds of apps most personal projects will end being.
Hundreds of documents obtained by 404 Media show how Fusus, a system for linking a town’s security cameras into one central hub and adding AI to them, has spread across the country.
Can't Stop the Signal
Wow that is dead simple! Will have to try that!
Absolute legend and creator of such a great series, wish for his continued safety
Lol the courts that the fascists have been filling with other fascists to say that fascism is legal?
Lol yeah it's always the smaller bastards with the funniest episodes
Take a bullet for ya
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If you ever have (unfortunately) heard of his absolutely dogshit book, then his inability to understand deeper meanings, subtext, themes, and to grapple with a competent plot should not surprise you in the least. Robert Evans, Cody Johnston, and Katy Stoll read it through on Behind The Bastards in a few episodes. Imagine the novelization of a Steven Seagal movie adaption of a Jack Ryan plotline. Combine that with how ol Benny really wanted, and failed, to be a screenplay writer, and it makes sense his absolute hatred for modern Hollywood movies that don't say all the things he likes.
Just wanted to write this quick guide (besides getting practice with my new Lily58) to ease the troubleshooting of at least one other soul who may find themselves where I was with building my board.
For those with blok microcontrollers, in case, like me, you do not see the microcontroller show up as a detected device in the qmk toolbox, fret not! It's a little buried in the docs, but this is the solution I found and tweaked to make things as painless as possible.
- Set your config in the online configuration tool and save the json format file
- Open QMK MSYS and cd to the directory with the json file
- Put the controller in boot mode now if you haven't already (hold the boot button while plugging it in or hit the reset button twice)
- Run this command > qmk flash <my-map.json> -e CONVERT_TO=blok
And bam!
Just do this for both boards if it's a split board like the Lily58, and you're all set! Hope this helps.
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Title is pretty much it. Woke up this morning to an email in the inbox with a reddit message notification from u/reddit
> Your account has been permanently suspended for breaking the rules.
The thing is not only have I not been on reddit since the protest (barring google searches while not signed in on a private browser, for specific questions unfortunately), but it's a lurker account. I have one post from a year ago asking a question, then a few sporadic comments with the last being in April.
I suppose the breakup with Reddit is a mutual thing now lol. Just a very strange scenario.
While I'm waiting for more nozzles to arrive in the mail, I'd thought I'd ask the new community here for their thoughts on my issue with the Swiss Micro All-Metal hot-end. Since upgrading to it, I haven't noticed a remarkable difference between it and the stock one in terms of nozzle wear and clogs. I've reassembled it, I believe twice now just to make sure everything is to spec installation-wise. I also haven't ruled out human error and have tried adjusting settings like retraction, as well as trying to not leave filament in it while cooling down. However, the nozzles and heating block still are covered in blackened goo, and the nozzles only last for about a month (with fairly light, and infrequent use).
I should also mention, I'm not using exotic filaments or crazy combos, just PLA or PLA+ kept in dry, sealed storage.
