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by vonnieda 7y ago
Fun fact: Kansas City, MO is full of these caves. You can go play paintball and laser tag there: http://jaegers.com/
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by vonnieda 8y ago
Can you name some companies you've had good experiences with? I'd like to do this for my next move but all I read is horror stories of people's stuff getting held hostage or just lost in the desert.
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by vonnieda 8y ago
This looks really great! Congrats to the author on reaching this milestone. The library management seems like a great step forward!
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by vonnieda 9y ago
I'm the founder/author of OpenPnP, which exists to do exactly this. I've been working on the project for about 6 years now and I'm happy to say that lots of hobbyists, small companies, maker spaces, etc. have built and a
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by vonnieda 9y ago
Google Groups works well for this. I use it for my open source projects. You can interact with it via the web, if you want, but it also has a full mailman style interface, which is how I use it.
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by vonnieda 10y ago
I understand that fighting spam is difficult; I ran public email servers for years, and I think that Github does a great job at it. My gripe here is that they didn't notify me before or after hiding my account. I don't expect a hu
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by vonnieda 10y ago
Author here. I agree that they handled it well and quickly. Props for that. I have two main concerns: 1. Why did it happen in the first place? I have a very active account with lots of "human" evidence. If I'd posted a single
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GitHub Thinks I'm a Robot(vonnieda.org)
28 points by vonnieda 10y ago|26 comments
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by vonnieda 11y ago
The primary advantage is that a 3D printer is truly able to create features in any orientation in 3D while a typical mill cannot. The price of consumables isn't really something I consider important, especially when prototyping. The th
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by vonnieda 12y ago
I was in the same boat, until very recently. I am the founder of OpenPnP, an Open Source SMT pick and place platform. I eschewed 3D printing for my design work for several years thinking that it was not accurate enough, not strong enough, e