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Bambu has the slicer (orca, bambu) download a plugin (owned and written by bambu, closed source.) which is what the controversy is about.

They had that chance to create proper auth and api for years and many developers and myself have been asking for it. Never happened, and I suspect will never happen.

Voron isn't a company, nor are they after a profit, all designs are 100% opensource. Sovol runs on a profit and uses opensource designs to run their products.

At the end, it boils down to money: there are tons of ads on Notepad++ website, so having a competitive offering like "Notepad++ for Mac" threatens that business strategy.

Tons of ads? Really? I had to turn off my adblocker to check, but there is a single ad block on the bottom left. Is that considered a ton?

is there even a reason to use axios?

But you won't. Let's be real here. Yeah, lets gently remind ai spammers that they are truly helping but submitting bogus Issues, PRs, bug bounties, or whatever. Just like scammers from fake call centers, they are only in it for the money and hoping one hit sticks.

They are not contributors, they are spammers. There is a difference. Do you reply to spammers with friendly greetings?

The U1, so far, is looking to be a great printer. No idea on long term, but you will not find another toolchanger at that low of a price.

That is mostly true, PLA is ONLY biodegradable in a facility that can handle that. Your run of the mill recycling center in your city probably can't or won't take your PLA prints.

It seems to be pirated icon packs. see the other comment in this same parent comment.

From the little research I did, they do appear to certain block apps.

https://github.com/LawnchairLauncher/lawnchair/blob/b0ecfb84...

https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/7azc2i/deleted_by_...

https://github.com/LawnchairLauncher/lawnchair/issues/940

https://github.com/LawnchairLauncher/lawnchair/pull/902

From the dev themselves in that PR

@dasBiest: It's our business to prevent unauthorized use of iconpacks.

Just like Substratum is keeping you away from using pirated themes for example.

Sell it to an ad agency.

It kind of is, a better metric is HDT (Heat Deflection Temperature), and it is based on curve usually load over temp.

Plastics under load have a lower Tg.

Polymaker's ABS is dubious too because it is blended with PETG. They are coming out with a Pro version that has a higher Tg and requires way higher chamber temps to print properly.

Lower, according to the report

"Two samples from the air induction elbow were subjected to testing, using a heat-flux differential scanning calorimeter, to determine their glass transition temperature. The measured glass transition temperature for the first sample was 52.8°C, and 54.0°C for the second sample"

Yeah, they might have used ABS-CF filament, but unless they got it from a good brand that uses good resin and proper printing parameters, the actual Tg will be lower, plus the stress from the vibration/load could have made the part fail if it was not for the heat later in flight.

Yes, because they don't own the assets.

Has to be a mix of both.

Good thing I already moved away from gh to a selfhosted Forgejo instance.

Any reason why this isn't just an extension instead of another fork?

That's awesome. I used VLC only because of the nightmare of codecs back in the day, and worked well for me for ages. I now just use mpv with some UI plugins.

not our slop, our slop is better slop.

It's an out of season April fools joke.

chef's kiss

VPN for accessing your endpoints can only end in pain for both your clients and your company. Are your endpoints not protected by oauth?

Gonna hard to justify win10 if certain apps/games whatever is only supported in win10. the obvious answer is Linux, but we already know the story there.

I went through some of these and the one that stood out to me was this one

https://hackerone.com/reports/2823554

Where the reporter says, "Sorry didnt mean to waste anyones time Badger, I thought you would be happy about this.".

People using LLMs think they are helping but in reality, they are not.

none of the printers mentioned going to meet any of your requirements.

Prusa isn't fully opensource, but has the worst enclosed chamber printer imo.

Bambu isn't open source in the slightest (beside the slicer).

You are never going to print PC on a bambu either way, at least not Pure PC. Blends, sure, you need at least 100c chambers for pure PC.

diy kits are the way to go, but it is going take you a LONG time. a voron, ratrig, or annex k3 are your best bets with the requirements you want. each kit has their weaknesses, and most of them, are going to require upgrades from their BOM.

On the section called The Plan

Complete the XPath 1.0 implementation. (Done!)

Implement all XSLT v1.0 functionality. (Done!)

Improve XDM, XPath; achieve v2.0 compliance.

Add v2.0 features to the XSLT engine.

Further improve XDM, XPath; achieve v3.1 compliance.

Add remaining v3.0 features to the XSLT engine.

NB. We're picking the low-hanging fruit first. So major, fundamental features of the languages are being implemented to begin with. The fine detail will be added later. Although the eventual desire is to implement all of XSLT v3.0 functionality, some more advanced features will be implemented sooner rather than later.

https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Rust/markup-rs/xrust#the-plan

I think that has fixed, they appear as two contrasting colors for me.