+1 for manjaro

I’m surprised Linus didn’t remove it after the last time

All.non E2EE chat apps do this. Also Apple, Facebook, google etc. And don’t forget the us gov has no problem giving a gag order and demand backdoors and encryption keys (lavamail).

Says the guy that doesn’t like the LOTR trilogy…

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Extroverts dont have that AFAIK

It sounds fake because it sounds like they only used software hacks. But they also added a microcontroller board in it with wireless networking

Wait what

Companies want profit but the people who run them want control. Sooner or later the companies will reconfigure themselves to benefit the bottom line.

Yeah ofc cheaters don’t admit it. That doesn’t mean anyone accused of cheating is a cheater.

That “study” you are quoting is a survey from irdeto, owner of denuvo. And while skimming it I can’t even find the claim that 57% are using cheats.

Thay say it’s for security, but it’s to avoid accountability.

If you need to not have a cable, the butane ones would be a better fit.

It’s 80$ and doesn’t include a battery. But the ifixit one does include a USB cable and a bevel tip (cone tips are bad)

So it’s more like $26 plus $4 for pine USB cable, plus $6-11 for a ts100 bevel tip. $41 vs $80

Pinecil is 26$ and has a screen.

I wished this morning existed way before it was out. I have been using it from day 1. I love it.

I refuse to buy anything without hall effect sticks. So that’s limiting enough.

It’s the raspberry pi of printers. It’s good for hobbyist and as a learning platform. its very cheap to get/mod and find parts.

But it’s not reliable enough for someone who wants printed parts. People who know 3d printing will underestimate the knowledge needed to use one of them.

Chuck the bed in the fridge for 1-2 mins

Lower layer height will make the steps smaller. In orca slicer you can use adaptive layer height to decrease layer height just on the top of the dome.

Choosing different printing orientation can be a solution.

It’s worth giving a try