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by c0nsumer 1y ago
The thing that made me move off of it was issues connecting to devices on mesh'd APs if the ARP entry for that device timed out on the main AP. Literally couldn't connect to my mobile phone, and after a lot of troubleshooting (whi
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by c0nsumer 1y ago
The Specialized Aethos shows it's not hard to achieve at all. These are regularly built up to less than UCI minimums.
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by c0nsumer 1y ago
Supporting what you're saying, it's not hard to find bikes that are under the UCI rules. For example, the Specialized Aethos often comes in at less than the required minimum weight. But for a TT bike and such as upthread... Or any
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by c0nsumer 1y ago
Did any of you submit this successfully? I first tried in Firefox and it seemed to just not work when clicking the final submit. Then I tried again in Safari and the same, but the UI worked a little differently (a dropdown for the product m
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by c0nsumer 1y ago
This reminds me of PaperDisk: https://www.paperdisk.com/id1.html
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by c0nsumer 1y ago
For me I pretty quickly realized that I like synths to make sounds, or maybe a bit of programming (with wires!) to make an electronic music box. But making songs? Just not for me... And that's a whole different thing.
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
Same here. For just knocking up models of stuff I find it both nicer than Excel (and included with the OS) and works... better... for me than Google Sheets. It's just convenient and works.
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
I'd guess warmer destinations in the US. Flying from Canada to non-US destinations is often MUCH cheaper because there's no TSA fees (which the US puts on the departing airport) for the return leg.
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
Do you have experience or information on direct burial ethernet for something like a POE camera? I'd like to put one on the back fence to watch the back of the house and yard. Direct burial in the back yard would be a plenty easy thing
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
US citizen here in Michigan, grew up and currently live near the border with southwest Ontario. For as long as I can remember it's just been known that going to Canada the border control folks are friendly, and coming back into the US
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
TOMY made so, so many cool mechanical toys. My favorite from growing up was Stunt Pilot which held an airplane on the end of a metal rod, with controls for speed and elevation. One had to use it to pick up objects off of a platform, but it
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
Microsoft is, generally, very very good at backward compatibility.
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
As I read it, when someone is "activated" they are provoked to responding; someone replying because they want to say something. I see "triggered" as somewhat of an analogy, but a much more loaded word. This seems to stan
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
That doesn't seem any harder because you have to do that with the Network Plugin via a popup window. Or am I missing something else?
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
I mean that the extracted cert that's going around is from the client (Bambu Connect) side. Everything it would get used for is a function of the client and how it talks /to/ the printer. Even if it is used to sign some commu
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
I sorta get what you're saying, and the flowchart here ( https://blog.bambulab.com/updates-and-third-party-integratio... ) somewhat agrees. But where I disagree is with that cert stuff. 1) That cert is on the /clien
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
Did you happen to see this? Interesting development, they are basically going to keep the current wide-open-barely-auth'd state and call it a developer mode. And submitted a PR to make Orca Slicer work with the new auth: https:/
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
Perhaps some... other or better way of authenticating to the printer? Previously there was just a single, essentially fixed, numeric string that gave complete access to the printer, and communication was via TLS with a self-signed cert. I d
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
I do wonder how much friction it'll really add, since the slicers can send the data to Connect via a protocol handler. It also means that Connect could act as a farm / queueing system as well, more like a print driver vs. individu
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
Yep -- I read that, but that doesn't spell out auth back to BBL's servers, just auth. And keep in mind that OrcaSlicer already used Bambu Network Plugin to communicate with their printers. (It prompted you to download this on inst
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
Can you link to some specific detail on that, because I keep seeing that claim, but without any technical info. I have a P1S which currently can print completely isolated from the internet. Unfortunately (or maybe not?) the new firmware isn
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
I've been following along with a lot of this, because having picked up one of their printers about a month ago, I was immediately very nonplussed with the security. It took some work to get it running isolated on an IoT VLAN, yet still
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
Except... file systems are still there and if you want to be anything more than a user (or "creator"), you need to know about them.
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
In that vein, did you ever peruse the Internet K-Hole: https://internetkhole.com/
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
Mind sharing which one you bought and from where? I was looking around at a few and they seemed to start at around $120 shipped with no RAM nor storage.
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
I like to have a photo, so my personal rule is sometime early on, if the light is good, snap four or five PHOTOS in quick succession, then phone goes away. Then I've got a good photo or two, but I'm actually watching the show.
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
When I hit print in Firefox it only is one page long. :(
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
This is pretty slick. A fun next-layer would be adding on something to automatically convert output and slot it into files in directories or something. Maybe accessible via network, maybe an SD card or so...
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
That's something that REALLY irked me when visiting a new city this past weekend. We were trying to find somewhere to eat... And a labeled map of the city blocks around us would have been perfect. We didn't really care what kind o
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by c0nsumer 2y ago
On a couple recent trips I ran into this when trying to figure out what river I was near / crossing. Multiple times I basically said "lemme get a better tool for this" and flipped to OsmAnd. Google Maps just basically/ba

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