Sovol is another brand to look at if you want opensource.

Formbot has the 350mm 2.4 kit for $845 RN w a V6 hot end or $911 or $915 for dragon hot end ST/HF this does not include the printed parts, printed parts are $65 for functional or $95 for functional and decorative. They do it in black and red so you may want to shop elsewhere or print your own if you are able if you want different colors. If you are going that route this site is pretty awesome: https://www.3dprinter-color-configurator.com/voron-color-configurator.html

It was a pita to assemble but I’m liking my Voron Trident. I sourced my kit through Formbot. The Sovol SV08 was way easier to assemble and I think a little cheaper, their customer support is top notch. I say this as a newb who crashed my nozzle into my build surface when I wasn’t there to see it (dog needed out) and by the time I got back to it I had some nice patterns carved into it. Sovol have been good about sending me parts and helping me get it back online. Still when you assemble a Voron kit you will know how to fix anything that breaks, and you get that sense of pride and accomplishment that EA wanted you to get from those Battlefront loot boxes, every time you pass by it. I’m a sucker for open source projects. Next up Box Turtle AFC and a Voron 2.4

If you are are already doing docker slskd is a nice container client for soulseek.

https://www.slateforums.com/forum/threads/privacy-article-slate-says-your-truck-will-never-track-you.14870/ these are going to be popular aren’t they?