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jjkaczor
2y ago
The installation of X1Plus had to be the most easy, fluid and professional third-party firmware deployment I have EVER done. The ONLY pain points were the interactions with Bambu - first the authorization pages where you have to request usi
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jjkaczor
2y ago
... Well, not their entire customer base - according to Slant 3d the scuttlebutt is that Bambu sold over a million printers last year...
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2y ago
Yes it does. The bed levelling/tramming process is even better and gives you more information/control over things. So far, I have had it for a week, printed about 36+ hours and not a problem - seems smoother than before.
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2y ago
Correct - the P1S and other machines do not run a full Linux AFAIK. One third-party manufacturer is looking at making replacement control boards.
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2y ago
heh - I bought a 17-year old Aeron in 2020 - 2nd best office purchase I ever made. (First was a Brother MFC office-class laser printer in 2016... still going strong, still gets driver updates for new OS's - and still allows me to use
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2y ago
Holy crap - I have read the Hobbit many times (and LoTR a few less) and I would never have taken the time to commit 13-character names to memory - most of them simply were not that memorable.
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2y ago
... well... stepper motors, motherboards and v/t-slot extrusion can be used for many other things than 3d printers... If they are going to regulate this, then why not CNC machines? Lathes? Drill presses? Pipes and lumber?
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Man, I love my Brother - it is 10-years old this spring, driver updates keep coming for new operating systems in both 32/x64 - and never has a hassle with third-party toner cartridges. While it is intended for a small office (and ther
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2y ago
The ONLY problem I have ever heard of Bambu printers starting on their own was when Bambu itself had a problem with cloud: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Bambu-3D-printers-start-printi... I have owned one since November 2023
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2y ago
Well - first step in the process - registering that I want to use 3rd party firmware with Bambu is completed - although it took opening a new browser session using "Incognito / In Private" mode before it stopped endlessly loo
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2y ago
Having owned an X1C for just over a year, I have loved it - it was my 3rd printer - and it "just works" (99% of the time). However - this is just the push I need to install the 3rd-party firmware (X1Plus), I was considering doing
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2y ago
It's different when you do it to found a company/startup/product. Me - I quit being a permanent employee decades ago, and only do consulting contract engagements - no regrets. (Admittedly - I am in a country where my basic h
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2y ago
Ugh - the continual "enshitification" of products and offerings. (Betchya 5-6 years ago this would have worked without issue) Am sick of basic features being pay-walled, or subscription-only - or abandoned/bricked when the c
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2y ago
... and look how well that has turned out for the average Russian citizen (or journalist, or competing business-person who stands too close to a window anywhere but the first floor)...
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2y ago
From the first (most top-voted) post in this thread from the person who put this together, states: "We've disseminated 2700 of the physical file boxes to fire survivors over the last 15 years and excited about what the digital res
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2y ago
Or helicopters and aircraft designed to gather and disperse water...
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2y ago
Well - while Apple has made rough starts in the past (Maps on iOS devices comes to mind) - they do have a solid track record. Having used "smart devices" since the Apple Newton 2.0 days, followed by Windows Mobile, a very brief An
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2y ago
Yes, I read the article - just venting - I would love to get a Linux or Haiku OS installed on this machine that is able to use the nVidia Quadro K2000M hardware and drive an external monitor configuration - but so far, nothing has worked.
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2y ago
... well... this is all good except... if you use Windows and want to upgrade to Windows 11... am currently fighting with a Lenovo W530 from 2013 - and nothing is working "well", even the recent 2024 Win 11 IoT Enterprise release
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2y ago
There are extensions/plug-ins to the standard Java server, allowing Bedrock players, and xbox accounts to join: https://geysermc.org/ (Plus Floodgate so they don't need a Java account) I just setup a new family mi
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2y ago
I like the following jigsaw plug-in for Inkscape: https://inkscape.org/~Neon22/%E2%98%85lasercut-jigsaw
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2y ago
I meant it as a joke - it is a reference to the financial/accounting firm from the movie "The Batman"... bad enough it drove one of their auditors crazy ...
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2y ago
I think they are referring to the upcoming tariff implementation from the US...
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Same - cheap enough that I bough 5 of these - and even hard the surface-mount components pre-mounted for me. My shame though - is that I haven't finished soldering the plugs... (Because I want to use pigtails instead of soldering them
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2y ago
It isn't just them - all of the "big 4" do the same things - "KTMJ" has had dozens of scandals over the years...
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Muffin? Cake? You graduate from consuming cookies to eating...
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Yeah, I have had a low-Hz BenQ 32" w/puck since 2020 (I think mine was aimed at graphics/visual artists) - and it has given me no trouble and performed beautifully. Would buy again, first BenQ product and convinced me that th
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"Purple loostrife" (Lythrum salicaria) (in Ontario, Canada) It is certainly pretty - but I hate it because during college, I had a landscaping business with a friend where we had to remove it from a swamp...
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These days the "politically correct" phrasing is: "Lottery winner" Someone wins the lottery. (I am old - I start with the poor bus driver scenario - but then try to inject the new phrasing into the conversation - as typi
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My favourite was troubleshooting an already ancient original IBM XT in 1992... The operator was complaining about the screen giving her headaches. Sure enough - when I went onsite to assist, that "green" CRT was so incredibly wav
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