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m4rtink
5mo ago
The Starlink orbits are so low that stuff deorbits quite quickly withou active propulsion. So while this might work for a while, you woul need to replenish that junk for it to continue working, in all the many orbifs you would want to deny.
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5mo ago
Well, that likely already exists as Starshield - not to mention all the pubmic SAR sats everyone has by this point.
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5mo ago
My main issues: * one day remote printing no longer works, you need to set it up again or even get into prolonged debugging session * remote printing works one ane device but not other * one color toner cartridge on a color laser printer is
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5mo ago
We built an enclosure fort our printers from a metal storage rack & added active ventilation that suck out any fumes outside the building. Still, you need to physically get there, check the bed is clean & start the print manually. T
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5mo ago
It could be enough if the nozzle just stops moving while touching the model being printed - based on the type of material, it might start burning. And if you want to be outright malicious, you can disable maximum temperature control and do
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5mo ago
Prusa wrote an article about that: https://www.josefprusa.com/articles/open-hardware-in-3d-prin... In short, these Chinese companies are pushed by the state, in essentially massive dumping. And not only that, they get
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5mo ago
In practice Ukrainians have long moved to custom built drones for pretty much everything. Picking up 3D printers that don't spy on you, modding them or even building custom ones is much easier than designing and building millions of cu
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5mo ago
I've tried to download a model from MakerWorld and it told me I need to create an account first. That told me what I needed to know about that service & was not really surprising from Bambulab.
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5mo ago
Well you are still supporting a company that is turning out to be objectively more and more evil & need to do crazy stuff that would be insanity for any other 3D printer ("block the printer from Internet access via the firewall to
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5mo ago
>As long as they remain the lowest priced and the best, they can do whatever they want if you ask me. They provide insane social value through accessibility. This is how you end up with overpriced "3D print cartridges", unfixab
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5mo ago
Yep - indeed one important issue people often forget with enclosures is that any non trivial components that end up inside the heated enclosure need to be able to safely continue working at the increased air temperature inside + any heat th
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5mo ago
Given how I'm not sure there are 2D printers that really "just work" and don't throw opaque hard to track down errors at random - I actually like open 3D printers that do break, but you can be sure any issue is fixable &
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5mo ago
Distro packages maintained and (hopefully audited on update) by separate maintainers ?
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6mo ago
Hmm, that's unfortunate - why does so much Rust stuff seem to default to MIT/BSD ? Just because Mozilla used that for most of the Rust stuff ? Do developers using Rust even know the difference ? Like how anyone can basically take
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6mo ago
What license is this ? Let me guess, its is no GPL...
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6mo ago
Bubble popping, useless AI hardware sold off to creditors and scrapped to RAM sticks in SSDs for actual real world use case ? And eventually maybe later in a few years some actually useful and profitable real use cases for the current LLM g
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6mo ago
Well, the Shinkansen lines managed to bankrupt JNR in Japan just fine. :) Still they are a massive benefit for the country.
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6mo ago
You are just looking at current event (a massive refinery and oil storage fire) and not the longer term picture. By that petrochemical complex burning down (arguably in quite a dirty manner) much more oil than has burned will not move throu
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6mo ago
Looks like as if building all your workflow around an expensive black box in the cloud you have no control off could be a problem!
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6mo ago
Did they ever got some controllers for it ? Not sure how useful would it be without them if you need to move in VR environment like VRChat & don't have a warehouse as you play space.
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6mo ago
Please don't call open weight models FOSS models - that's actually very wrong, unless you actually have all the training data and can modify the data and training methodology to retrain the model yourself.
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6mo ago
"Organic software" kinda reminds me of the servitors in WH40k. :P In case, any also 100% AI free! ;-)
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6mo ago
MeshCore also uses WebBluetooth for some very useful stuff when working with MeshCore devices. :)
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Ukraine has been launching aerial drones from drone boats for quite a while now - you can look for a video of a black sea drone platform being engaged like that. A lot of the videos of drones hitting AD in Crimea (that usually just show the
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6mo ago
And at the same time, drones are eating the AD every day, with videos of multiple strikes often coming out on a single day. Most in Crimea, but now more often also elsewhere. An it shows with how the drone attacks on oil ports, refineries a
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6mo ago
I don't think anyone forced ockheed Martin or Raytheon to become defense contractors.
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6mo ago
I'm thinking it would be ideal if Broadcom buys Attlassian instead and pulls another VMware. Problem solved - for ever. ;-)
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6mo ago
What about really sensitive stuff like if possibly private tickets that have all kinds of stuff like customer data, embargoed CVE fixes or even sensitive health related data, are they just cobble that all into a model so it can leak out to
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6mo ago
So not long any more for this bubble as well ? ;-)
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6mo ago
That worked for years & traveled for tens of thousands of kilometers until the disaster. They were also quite aware of the risks associated with a hydrogen airship and did all sorts of mitigations to avoid them. Compared to that vibe co
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