I’ve thought of building a Voron, a RatRig or another printer that can for inside its own rectangular frame into a cabinet too.
90’s “media centers” that were rigid enough and deep enough to fit large CRT TVs might be a good fit for a printer enclosure too (if you can transport them to your residence that is).
That would have been even easier, but looks like those cabinets are not sold in US or Canada. (Search turns up hardware and/or other storage cabinets)
I had only one app that used some obscure map API that would work only with Google Play, and crashed with MicroG. All while even Google’s own Maps worked OK.
If you can root the phone, you can do it after an install. Did it on a OnePlus that didn’t have a LineageOS image at the time. It worked fine, all apps stopped complaining about Play Services being off.
You gotta be really careful with this type of stuff.
Ohio passed a law that allows its current government to “clarify” the way issues are written on the ballot. Conveniently, it was done right before the vote on anti-gerrymandering. This anti-gerrymandering issue intended to select a fair cross-party committee for redrawing districts, but was re-phrased as a wordy and confusing blurb mentioning “unelected individuals” and “without accountability”. The issue did not pass. Which was the goal.
Relatively, the tolerances are low and surface is too rough for a true ball bearing like spin, but it does not bind or get stuck.
“AI” is a pretty bad blanket term. BirdNet / Merlin is a model trained specifically on bird calls (and some noises) built to recognize bird calls. App and logo use huge general-purpose models to create content of questionable quality.
And yes, a decent birder should never trust just Merlin ID.
a hardware feature that uses “subtle light and color on the back of your device to inform you of important activity when it’s face down.”
Notification light is back! Now with a dumb ass name, and probably restricted/incompatible API!
I used porkbun, and never had to upload an ID (but I am in USA). IIRC still need to provide an address, but they mask WHOIS.
Good point, that never crossed my mind. Maybe because it’s an Ender 3 so most things are reachable from the front. And for power supply or motherboard connections, I have to flip it upside down anyway.
My last enclosure was a plastic bin upside down, lifted by rope and pulleys, and that needs lots of clearance upwards and was more of a pain than a cabinet.