That’s only under the assumption that everyone downloads everything or only the same things…

Technically I pay for symmetrical 1Gbit, functionally I only have around 100Mbit upload bandwidth

I’ve determined it’s basically impossible to do that if you don’t own a dedicated high-bandwidth seedbox

Completely untrue. I don’t have a seedbox, never had one, and I keep perfectly fine ratios on two different private trackers. One has a ratio of 56 I think, the other (the one I use the most) has a ratio of 4.5, both just have a minimum requirement ratio of 0.5 i think before you’re kicked.

I just have a computer on my home network, which is also the media server.

Although it kind of seems to be a combination of the two going on right now; people being distracted by the conveniences so bad actors can put their authoritarian regimes into place. The US gestapo seems to be pretty indicative of an Orwellian society on the rise.

I’ve been looking at preflight for a few months now, I keep coming back to test it but I’m not really impressed with it so far TBH. It feels clunky to use, I have some stability issues, and performance is just kind of OK. It still seems like it has a really long way to go before it becomes an actual competitor that could replace the more common slicers like prusa and orca.

I started out as with prusaslicer, but the functionality and workflow of orca is IMO far superior.

The privacy of mullvad doesn’t seem to actually have suffered or shown to be lacking in any way. The issue some people have with Mullvad is that one of the founders donated money to a right-wing political party.

Article is locked behind paywall, so I couldn’t get much info from the link…but checking “how they use AI” is not necessarily bad, it could also be to verify if it is used in responsible ways.

Dubbing sucks, takes away artistic intent and quite often censor the original material.

So you’re saying dubbing is a bad thing?

Dubbing exposes you to cultures and languages in a healthy way.

No wait, you’re saying dubbing is a good thing?

Is there any devices that don’t look like absolute shit and can do AP with PoE? Last time I checked there was basically nothing on the list of supported devices, that are also available to purchase (new or used)

At this point in life, I’m more interested a “turn-key” setup than a project

Yeah I can relate, it’s also why i don’t have a voron myself.

Lol yeah 0.72 PA is absolutely insane especially for a direct drive extruder.

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For reparability I don’t think anything can beat a voron. Pretty much anything that can break from use on those can also be printed.

Unfortunately the xmax3 has been discontinued

You will find them in their natural habitat, the crossfit/hyrox gym.

What did you set your event and pause delays to?

Edit: NVM, looking in to the docs shows they have no relevance in this case.

what accelerations, speeds and PA values are you running with?

Ah OK makes more sense then.

As for detection length, default is 7mm for encoder-type sensing according to klipper documentation. So 10mm is far from excessive and you should be able to bump it even more just to check.

Is your extruder direct drive or bowden?

Why is your switch_pin not set?

Is your extruder actually named “extruder” in your config?

Also I use Jellyfin btw.

Oh god, its the new Arch isn’t it…