Impeach Trump and Hegseth. Let JD give it a shot - fail. Impeach JD.

Repeat until the Iran situation has been resolved.

You can buy keypad entry deadbolts that don’t connect to external wireless devices. I find they’re a good compromise between convenience and security.

But if you have a house fire…

I’d rather risk a burglar than burning to death cause I couldn’t find the key.

The only issue with the rechargeable lithium batteries is that their voltage curve is extremely sharp, so they hold the 1.5v right up until they die.

Depending on how the electronics and battery match up, your deadbolt might not be able to warn you about a low battery condition, which might mean you get locked out. I currently have two doors, both with a keypad entry, so it’s extremely unlikely they’ll both be dead at the same time. If you only have one keypad entry, then you should probably avoid using lithium rechargeable AA’s.

It might be clearer to say it’s more like your house wiring, instead of a power strip.

This is almost exactly how outlets are Daisy chained through a run.

Basically you have a homelab where every device is plugged into the next outlet along a wall, with each outlet being really close together.

A homelab can accept a lot more downtime than a company that runs business off of a rack of servers.

A tradeoff between a sweet rack design for having to disassemble a little extra when replacing parts is a perfectly valid tradeoff for me.

Hell, most of us only run a single UPS, if any at all, which would have the same limitation.

It is pretty awesome, only real problem is that if you have to replace anything in the middle, you have to shutdown everything above it too.

That being said, it’s pretty fucking rad.

I like the way he did the comparisons, very easy to understand which one is better for what he was doing.

Pretty cool that you can get such a high quality, metal 3d print of a nozzle for so cheap, even if you have to do a lot of finish machine work yours, the hardest part was done with such high precision.

Solar panels are much bigger than most 3d printers could handle, tho it is a solid idea.

You know… I just had to test it.

Just threw together a model with some holes, it’s actually faster to print without the holes, even though it uses slightly less material, because there’s fewer retractions and nozzle hopping around.

I’m sure you can optimize it more, but for a quick test, just throwing a solid disc out there will most likely be faster to print.

edit: accidentally had the gear teeth bigger on the non-hole version - they’re the same now.

You’re probably going to be perfectly satisfied with either.

The M1D has the second tool mount, with all the pros and cons behind that.

The Core 1 is made in the EU, with a company that backs it’s products, and will provide an upgrade path for any changes they make.

https://youtu.be/LHxx4_c6y38

The Aurora Tech channel has a really good video showing the pre-release M1D along with a comparison to other similar printers.

Honestly, the Core One is a flagship product from a highly respected brand that pays its workers fairly and supports the products longer than they would be expected to. If you can afford it, I would go with the Prusa.

Geothermal systems can do that for water heaters, AC, and heat, so… They kinda already do that.

To fill a morgue you just need a higher than average mortality rate.

If the ship only has room for 2, then a 3rd death means overflow.

Nobody said overflow means 100 people.

McConnell is a US senator. Beshear is the governor of the state of Kentucky.

Beshear has about the same legal authority to do something about it that you do.

So… What’s your excuse?

https://github.com/ArmoredTurtle/BoxTurtle

There are open designs. I know this one used to be popular.

https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-mmu3-for-mk4s-mk3-9s-full-kit-2/

It’s the Prusa version of the multi color filament feeder.

Depends on what you want out of your printer. 5 is the minimum for me for multicolor prints. I usually max out my MMU when I’m doing that, and the new color mixing can take advantage of even more.

3 is probably all you need for structural stuff. One PLA, one PETG, one TPU and you can make tons of very unique, useful items. But 5 colors + support + TPU? That’s an amazing amount of flexibility and design options.

Libraries usually have a printer or two you can use.

The official way to get movies and TV series for self hosting is to purchase them on physical disc, then rip that media to your computer so you don’t need to swap out discs anymore.

There are also tools to rip the movies from streaming sites. Depending on how you want to do it, there’s various tools to download the content, but it’s a bit of a war between the streamers and the end users.

There’s also ways to download that content from people who share it online. Depending on where you live, this might be completely legal, it might get you fined, it might get your internet shut off, or it might get you put in jail. The worst most people get is a letter telling them to knock it off, but you should look into the laws where you live to find out for sure.

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/piracy has some guides on it.

MakeMKV lets you mix and match files into a video container, so you can put a different audio track or sub track into the video.

You might have trouble with the sync if things don’t start at exactly the same time, but I think there are offset settings in there somewhere.