I've been using micro as well recently. But other than that if I'm on a remote server I'll use whatever it has available, starting with nano then vi/vim.

Archive.org link for those that don't want to give a substack a view: https://web.archive.org/web/20260711150622/https://charleshughsmith.substack.com/p/without-subsidies-ai-is-unaffordable

The agent framework let's you define it's identity and personality. All you'd need to do is put "Crypto enthusiast" in there and bam.

My first apartment had Comcast or DSL. I signed up, a month later I was part of their "experimental" data caps program. During the course of this I had a sales rep call and fell for the pitch. Turns out, he downright committed fraud and made promises that were patently untrue. It took 48 hours of back and forth in various mediums over the course of a month to get the situation resolved.

The solution was to complain on reddit and have an employee give me a one time use code to use Comcast's VIP support center.. Which is ridiculous that it exists in the first place.

I predicated all my subsequent (about 4) moves with "Comcast is not in the area" as a filtering criteria. Fuck Comcast.

Actually just started Chrysalis 6: Antvance into the Unknown this morning.

The entire series has been interesting so far!

The fundraising was for the development of Pixelfed's source code. e.g. adding new features, bug fixing, etc. - not for currently hosted servers and their infrastructure. So it went to @dansup.

Just like you can't directly contribute to Gnome without using gitlab.gnome.org, you can't directly contribute to Lemmy without GitHub.

Or rather, easily. If you're submitting something simple, you could communicate with Lemmy Devs over Matrix and ask if they're amenable to receiving a git patch they can create the PR for. https://join-lemmy.org/docs/contributors/01-overview.html

My first impression from the adhesion issue (which doesn't appear to be the main issue of this post) is that you may need to clean your build plate. But considering it was relatively good as it is, I assume you did and the few spots may just be accidental touches to the surface. In either case, their guide is here: https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/filament-acc/acc/pei-plate-clean-guide

As for the extrusion issue - considering the apparent randomness of it my guess would be either an issue with the filament or a partial clog.

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I use Groupy by Stardock for this. It's a neat little tool that lets you make pretty much any application into a tab by grouping them.

It isn't open source nor free though, and I didn't even realize there was a Groupy 2 until I searched it to get you a link. For something I use daily, it was worth it for $10.

Ditto. Now I can take the reins and replace it now instead of when I need it.

My entire family uses Plex and I managed to get them using it years ago. I still occasionally have to help them setup a new device.

I've toyed with the idea of setting up Jellyfin for personal use, but I'm not ready to set aside the time it'd take me to get them on Jellyfin.