not sure, but looks like vase mode, where there shouldn’t be any retraction.
not sure, but looks like vase mode, where there shouldn’t be any retraction.
you can but an ssh server in your initramfs.
dropbear-initramfs i guess was the name in debian.
not exactly what you are looking for, but practical networking helped me understand the networking basics for my cs degree.
kmail…
it integrates well with, you know…
kde…
spaces in filenames?
oh, my sweet summer child.
sir, this is a homelab…
are you using fish shell?
but… why?
a lot of good answers here:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/557733/what-is-the-difference-between-ln-s-and-mount-bind#557735
mine neither.
that’s why i wrote usv, it’s the german equivalent.
i meant online ups.
when i orderd them, i thought they where sda ceycaps. the listing on aliexpress was a bit missleading. they are actually “xdal” ceycaps. but yeah, won’t complain for ~30€.
lily58l from keycapsss with novelkeys cream tactile switches.
even though i think that the psu of the 3d printer might get you over the switching time offline usv’s have, i’d go with an online usv (voltage & freqency independent)
one missed step and your print might be gone.
depending on your outages you might go for a smaller battery, because you’ll have to replace them more often with an online usv.
jeez…
why so negative?
with 10 people it would be 14 min.
but if you think your time is too valuable for this, just move along. no need to discourage op for beeing creative or god forbid, giving back to the community on their way.
in the time writing your comment, you could have placed 2 px and made it easier for the community to archive their goal. but no, you choosed to be negative, why?
read the name and thought it’s for kde.
i’m still waiting for parts, but my plan was to do it that way: https://keycapsss.com/help/lily58l/buildguide_en#install-pro-micro-with-sockets
but i’m not planing to unplug the arduino unless it’s broken. even though, i think at that length, they might be “stable” enough to be replugged.
the plastic part should be removeable. but then you might have to cut the pins.
and that’s what YOU don’t understand:
you take his software and put it on your platform, without supporting it propperly…
don’t package it, if you are not willing to support it. simple as that…