Notices by Roobre (roobre@raru.re)

Woah I'm so happy for them!

Dumb shell question: Is there a magic readline/bash/shell shortcut that allows me to "stash & clear" a command I've partially written so I can run something else, and then continue later?

E.g. when I'm writing a lengthy `cp` command and midway I realize I have yet to mkdir the dest dir.

Been giving Dune3D some tentative tries lately and I'm finding it quite enjoyable. It really is Solvespace plus chamfer/fillet and QoL improvements.

@wolf480pl Lenovo is trash but we don't have anyhting better

Having lunch in the shop and I won't admit how close I've been from pouring IPA on top of my cereal instead of milk

@allison @aliasless @jorin Giving it a try by making a Box and it's been pretty enjoyable tbh

Switching my 3D printer webcam from MJPEG-based to h264-based streaming (https://github.com/AlexxIT/go2rtc/) is easily one of the biggest-payoff changes I've done with my setup, only surpassed by PEI print surfaces.

@puniko Meh, nothing that good isolation and a good heatpump cannot cope with

@puniko dream place to live tbh

@wolf480pl @piggo @mia I'm suddenly very curious about how you would pronounce that :blobcatThinking:

Whenever this regular ass silica tray is done I'm going to start printing voron parts and see where that leads me.

Not gonna lie I'm kinda scared, the last time I printed ABS was like in 2013

First ABS print after one decade went pretty okay. Layer adhesion is not fantastic (cranked up the temp a bit) and there seems to be a bit of overextrusion on small skin parts. My best guess is that I need to recalibrate pressure advance to account for the differences in viscosity. Will do that next!

While printer goes brr I also took the chance to give go2rtc a try (as a replacement for ustreamer) and holy molly it is fucking awesome. Streaming h264 directly from the webcam yieds orders or magnitude better quality than mjpeg.

In less positive news the eSUN Black ABS+ I got smells like a fucking tire fire

Two prints ruined in a row because the ptfe tube got tangled in the gantry :neocat_woozy:

I could fix this with a 3D printed pole for a cost of cents

Or I could take this as an excuse to build a voron for a thousand bucks

@puniko puni…

My UPS is telling me my server room draws ~130VA apparent power, and ~100W real power. I'm leaning towards trusting this thing (it's a fancy UPS), but that power factor seems... not very good? I was expecting +/-0.9, not below 0.8. Is this a normal thing for consumer-grade, PC power supplies to do?

@puniko @Jain

@puniko beam?

@flexion There is something surreal in this big-ass architectural diagram to power a tamagotchi