Control software is not really used for any modern 3d printer, the printers provide their own web interface for you to control them.
Slicers just work out of the box for Prusaslicer, Orcaslicer and Cura. There’s nothing close to “compile your own kernel” in pretty much any linux thing anymore if you don’t want to do specifically this.
There’s always a modification then: the nozzle wears out, you have to replace it at one point.
My MK3s only has a light, a camera and a raspberry Pi running octopi added to it, so I only added add-ons, but no modifications
It’s stupid to assume that just because someone is on an electric scooter, that person doesn’t have enough money to buy a car
Lol, your comment about the vehicle is stupid as fuck. There is a woman on a scooter. Your city network provides her the possibility to drive with a small vehicle with low emissions and low noise pollution, she doesn’t need to take the car. You don’t know if she owns a car or not, maybe she just prefers the scooter? Her using the scooter is a net positive for everyone. Less traffic, less noise, less emissions and she still gets to her destination quickly
Actually, no. I love explaining things, it’s part of my personality. But soo many women told me that I should stop mansplaining, that nowadays I just don’t talk to women anymore because of the fear that they see me as a mansplainer. My girlfriend has to live with that, but otherwise, I hate talking to women because of the stupid mansplaining thing. It’s sexist as fuck and I hate the term.
Nobody is in there because of the radiation
What are you saying, there is no radiation in an MRI Scanner. It works with Magnets instead of X-Rays.
Nobody is in there because usually there is only one operator and this guy sits in the next room at his metal computer, which can’t be in the MRI room, looking at the scan results. The doors are closed because MRIs are loud as hell.
Yeah duh, you get the fixed file so you don’t need the original anymore obviously
with Premium Brand paper towels it really doesn’t matter, you can let the pan cool down and then wipe it with the paper towel. Works really good
On SteamOS maybe, but he is using Arch Linux on his Steam Deck, as mentioned in the Article.
100+ euros? Lets say its 200€ each. And lets say Jeffy B has 2000 guests. So he has to pay 400.000€ in taxes. You know how long he has to do nothing to earn 400k? 100 Seconds. That’s not even 2 minutes where he earns as much as we pay for a home.
I did never say anything against it, I just said why that’s not feasible for everyone.
BTW: If you don’t want to use FreeCAD, Fusion360 works completely fine in Linux using this helper. Again: this is not to say that you should not use FreeCAD, it’s just more information for other people reading this thread.
sadly if you do PC gaming you are sometimes forced to use windows. If all your friends play League of Legends it doesn’t help you to say “but DotA 2 runs on Linux”, you need windows or you can’t play with your friends. Same goes for lots of Multiplayer games like GTA Online.
All the tools and stuff I agree. But for games there just is no option other than Windows sometimes
Yet they are fine with using Windows 11, which looks completely different to Windows 7 or XP. They complained in the beginning just as much but then they were fine with it. People get used to change, they just hate it in the beginning.
There used to be skins for KDE that made it look and feel 1:1 like Windows XP, I don’t know if these things still exist. If yes, there you have it: Just make the system behave like Windows and they won’t notice a difference. They only have to use Office, Mail and print files anyways. Most other tools they use are browser-based and will feel the same way
First sentence I already thought this sounds 100% like an LLM
Usually you also know in which direction is front on a plane lol
On a ship it might get more confusing sometimes, so I see the reason there at least somewhat
Yes, you can’t use Copilot to generate files in your code structure way if you start from scratch. I usually start by coding a skaffold and then use Copilot to complete the rest, which works quite good most of the time. Another possibility is to create comment templates that will give instructions to Copilot. So every new Go file starts with coding structure comments and Copilot will respect that. Junior Devs might also respect that, but I am not so sure about them
I use ChatGPT for Go programming all the time and it rarely has problems, I think Go is more niche than Kotlin
Okay, but changing the nozzle still is a normal modification that is required to do if you want to print abrasive filaments for example or thinner or bigger nozzle diameters. It’s very easy to change the nozzle because of that, manufacturers expect you to change it.
How about add-ons, not modifications? Do you count that as modifying if you add a raspberry pi or a camera, but you can still just remove them and have the printer just like it came ootb?