[–] 1 point 11 months ago

You can always not use those sites and/or only print the ones that have picture and ignore the others. People are offering hours if their work for free (including a bunch of prototypes and wasted plastic you never see), including licensing them sometimes very generously, and you come complaining that there isn't a picture? If you can't look at a model you won't be able to tell if the uploaded pictures are from the same version of the model uploaded.

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  • [–] 2 points 11 months ago (1 child)

    If all traffic is going through your homelab you can make the vpn clients use a vpn specific DNS server or the one suggested with resolving per origin, you then make the external names to your services to resolve to the servsrs' internal IP addresses, avoiding going out. Another way is to add rules to your gateway to redirect internal traffic going to your external IP addresses to DNAT to the internal addresses but in order for that to work you need to masquerade them which means server logs will have gateway's IP.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 year ago

    It's very interesting the timing though. Right after the bill. Has control of everything in the government to just pretend that "they're still working" on it instead of making a final determination on the case. Defends Bondi publically instead of blaming someone like usual. Releases footage with timetamps with a minute missing. Fox didn't fall in line and stirred the pot. I read someone with an interesting theory that looks like a way to blackmail people in the list to pay to not show up in a future list by showing the pressure they're under to release anything which it'd be something easily dismissed under "traditional" presidents. Has control enough that he could show up with a ton of enemies in said list and his cult would swallow it. Is playing with and regulating crypto. This whole thing sounds very fishy.

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  • [–] 4 points 2 years ago (1 child)

    I was actually wondering if there's a news outlet that would do that but another extra step: filter what Trump and others say. e.g. the whole Gulf of Mexico/Greenland/Canada BS. I don't want to read about everything he says because most is just trolling and leads to nothing. And that's basically what news sources were on the first term. I'd rather read only if/when becomes something real, e.g, "Canada imposes sanctions on US due Trump's statements of anexing Canada".

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  • [–] 2 points 2 years ago (1 child)

    To comment on one of your points, something that gets lost when people learn about open source (at least most traditional licenses): nobody can change the license of something that was released so you have the option to fix it yourself or hire someone else to do it for you. While it's incredibly powerful thing to have, many people only look at open source as "free (as in beer) stuff with free support". Thing is, even if there's no chance in earth you'll fix it yourself, it's likely someone out there who's in the same situation will do it and make available for others. Key here is having popular and open enough hardware that people can replace or the software completely or keep its development (if open).

    As open source printers go, you can always use the parts to convert it to a different printer but that requires tinkering. Perhaps this move will piss off enough some Bambu users that they'll make the switch away from the "I just want something that works" mindset into tinkers.

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  • [–] 3 points 2 years ago (2 children)

    I know personally 3 people, 2 from work, one neighbor closely. Reasonable, pro equality in all fronts and not MAGA. We still don't agree on abortion (none of them want to ban abortion), guns (none think we should hand AR15s to anyone), how big the government should be. They don't like Trump, but don't want democrats. The "ALL republicans are racist/sexist" is absurd and that's what my last comments are about. While people on both sides demonize and make assumptions on the other side, this divide will keep getting bigger.

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