As far as I understand it some guy created an OrcaSlicer fork that uses the same application identifier as BambuStudio when sending stuff to their cloud services. The identifier is available in their open source code.

It just seems like bad security architecture which would need to be fixed, but they instead try bully their way out of it.

Not your call to make, you piece of human garbage!

Firetrucks in the US are not built compact. The fire departments regularly argue for larger streets so that they can move their gigantic rigs around faster.

Now at 70% pro Rejoin.

I went to Berlin by car last week (unfortunately it was necessary) and I wouldn’t do it again. Everything about the road layout is illogical, chaotic, and inconsistent. Bus lanes start and stop every now and then, cycling paths apear out of nowhere and disappear even more suddenly, each block has traffic lights, the few roundabouts that exist are controlled by traffic lights, there are pedestrian crossings in multi-lane 50kph zones (which my driving instructor told me did not exist). The whole city feels very car-centric, even though it shouldn’t.

Imo Berlin is perfectly suited for Superblocks similar to Barcelona: the streets are wide enough to accomodate buslanes, cycling infrastructure, trams and still leaves a bit of room for cars. The pedestrianised areas could recieve mini parks, more outdoor seating for bars and restaurants, and playing areas for kids. This would also make traffic around the blocks more fluid, because cars wouldn’t need to stop at an intersection for every block.

Newsflash: the people who want to get rid of nuclear power ALSO don’t want coal power! We have cheap and abundant alternatives.

Diktatfrieden worked so well in Europe before.

But for me personally […]

There are a lot of people for whom this is not an option though. Some examples include: people who are stressed and close to burnout, people with young children, people who take care of older family members, people who are old, people with chronic illnesses.

And I’d argue even “lifestyle part-timer” have a valid reason for not working more, they value their time higher than the money they could earn in that time. That’s capitalism. And if Fotzen-Fritze wants these people to work full time he has to make them an offer, not a threat.

He continuously questions the wellfare state of Germany, which most of us are very proud of. Unemployment benefits will get stricter rules. He says 14.5 sick days per worker and year are an unacceptably high number and we should ask ourselves if that is really necessary. He calls immigrants a problem for our cityscapes. Every foreign visit he went on he insulted the host country in some other way. He and his party argue for reactivation of our nuclear power plants for “cheap” energy, but all the former operators of those plants say it would be uneconomical or downright impossible to do and thr kWh would be way more expensive than renewables. They also ask Germany and the german economy to be “open for different technologies” when it comes to the decarbonising the country but the race has been won by BEV and heat pumps, no amount of H2 research will change that. He calls himself upper middle class despite having a private plane and multiple houses, the money for which he earned in his time at BlackRock. Nobody wanted him in any official office he held. He lacks enpathy. He lacks kindness. He lacks leadership. He lacks a vision of the future.

As long as the printer is enclosed and has a all-metal hotend you’re golden.

And that’s why it would be impotant to include roaming data in this agreement as well: let the market decide the price, not national monopolies. Right now you can only subscribe to phone plans in your country of residence, because roam-like-at-home is limited to a few weeks per year and restricted to “reasonable use”.

3MF is just a container file that includes 3D meshes like STL but also metadata like texture, colour, MMU information, slicer settings and much more. It is supported by basically all software in the 3D printing world.

Just to make sure we do not spread misinformation here:

Maximilian Krah is accused of spying for China, not Russia. Same goes for his former aide Jian G.: he is convicted on a charge of espionage for China.

Russia […] is also a country that some hope could be a champion for a world of free and sovereign states without hegemonic influence.

Riiight. The country that meddles in the politics or questions the sovereignty of basically all of it’s neighbours is a champion for a world without hegemonic influence.

They exploded, perhaps via self-destruct, roughly at a distance of 10 meters [33 feet]. Thus, the aircraft was damaged not predominantly by direct warhead impact but rather by missile fragments […]

No, not self destruct. That is how the missile works! It explodes near a target and the shrapnel makes it very likely that multiple critical systems are hit. The same happened to that Malaysian plane over eastern Ukraine in 2014, Mr Putin!

They probably flew over the Suwalki Gap close enoguh to russian territory for jamming to affect them

A friend of mine who owns an A1 complains that it regularly clogs. I could imagine that Bambu tries to avoid that by regularly purges through the slicer. Total shot in the dark though.

Many kits come with the printed parts nowadys. Alternatively you could look around on the Voron Discord, maybe someone in your part of the world would be willing to print the parts for you.

Printers for Ants have a lot of fun ones. I love the Dualing Zero and Double Dragon concepts.

That’s not a parametric CAD software though. And it has the same pitfalls as Onshape.

TinkerdCAD is nice to slap together a few shapes or objects (as long as they don’t need to be dimensionally accurate), but once you want to chamfer all egdes of a cube you are faster learning an entirely different software and creating the object from scratch.