At least it can’t be as bad as what we’ve got in Australia.
A ham fisted law passed through to ban ‘all vapes’ except for a select few that are manufactured by philip morris and the other big tobacco companies.
The tax on cigarettes alongside this has made an extremely lucrative black market for organised crime.
Oh wow, I’ll have to have a look at how they implement those features
I’m using a creality ender 3 v2 with a sprite extruder+bl and a z belt axis mod, I’m planning on converting it to a voron switchwire eventually
Oh, works on my machine. Oh well.
The best solution for privacy is to not use windows, seems like a good guide but even with all these modifications I would throw the computer in the dumpster and set it on fire before using it in any privacy sensitive or mission critical applications.
Linux runs fine these days, and with NTSync in the kernel and the work done on WINE and proton there really isn’t a need to use an operating system that abuses you and sells your data for profit.
I unfortunately bought a subscription before dickhead made his statement. Looks like I’m with them for a year >.<
Yeah I hate this stuff too, I usually pipe it into a file figure out what it’s doing and manually install the program from there.
FWIW I’ve never found anything malicious from these scripts but my internal dialogue starts screaming when I see these in the wild, I don’t want to run some script and not know what it’s touching malicious or not it’s a PITA.
As a linux user, I like to know what’s happening under the hood as best I can and these scripts go against that
What the actual fuck, Kavin.
Mad that FPGA looks pretty cheap to toy around with thanks for letting me know!
I dream of making a SBC that has an FPGA and modular cable system to emulate as many device interfaces as possible
Thanks for expounding, I’ll definitely look into using that filament.
My aim is to find a cost effective diy solution for robotic servos. I want to try to make something equivalent to the Dynamixel mid range.
I think the cost of these motors make amateur robotics prohibitively expensive.
I considered designing a gear hob / jig to make hobs for the open lathe 3d print, but I feel like that’s too far abstracted from my purpose and most people wouldn’t be willing to go that route. (But it’d still be pretty cool)
So I’m considering multiple options, 3d printed gears, purchased metal gear sets, diy gears from the lathe
I’m gonna do some more research on these gears and I’ll let you know if I find anything culpable
Woah those are some cool properties, I wonder how hard these gears would be to manufacture at home? I’m looking at implementing my own custom gear reductions in servos but I don’t think my 3d prints will mesh well enough or withstand long usage
Shit you’ve got my vote, I was trying to think of the most influential game in a positive light but this is actually it and it’s depressing that it is.
Hopefully it wins its deserved title, it would make a loud statement that we’re aware of the scummy business practices that have subverted the gaming industry since corpo-ghouls realised it was profitable.
Cool! I’d love to see what custom microcode comes of this. Especially in relation to the speculated backdoors on CPUs
Oh god youre the person behind all the legacy codebases I’ve maintained