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Also goes by Dave. Lives in Reading, UK. Generally techy and a regular cyclist.
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I wanted to set up automatic Z offset calibration on my Ender 3 V2 3D printer, but found the documentation sparse and confusing. So I did it, and have documented it! I hope this helps at least one person out there who has specifically the same points of confusion as I had and no others.
#ender3 #3dprinting
Upgrading the Ender 3 V2 with auto Z calibration (and Klackender beta)

If you have a bed probe on your 3D printer, you know that you need to get the right vertical (Z) offset from the nozzle to the probe for ...

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i am starting to suspect that not enough people feel obligated to sing "NUMA NUMA YAY" everytime the Non-Uniform Memory Architecture comes up in conversation.
Fortunately the wiring protected the expensive fuse from blowing.
MOTHERFUCKER

RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@turmoni/115430836585584138

Apart from the eight months part, this is still the case - I've mostly worked with Python (and Perl, but not for a long time), I enjoy poking around at things and understanding how they work, after fixing my 3D printer my next personal project will probably be looking at the USB host support that's just been merged into the Embassy Rust embedded framework

I'm UK-based, looking for remote, and very much preferably not requiring LLM use

#FediHire #GetFediHired

An incredibly useful feature with an absolutely unhinged list of objects.

every chat protocol made after IRC persistently keeps you in your chat rooms, even when you’re not connected to the server at the moment. this is generally considered to be a good thing

however, consider: this removes the peak comedy of someone saying “let me try this out real quick” and getting loudly kicked out of the room by their own OOM killer taking exception to an unchecked memory leak.

so, it;s impossible to say if its bad or not

ok that's a new one. the documentation section of the SVN project page tells you to go buy a manual (or consult an out dated excessively verbose online book)
https://subversion.apache.org/docs/

i thought ok maybe they're just selling books to fund the project~~NO the "purchase" link just points to i shit you not a google search for "site:amazon.com Subversion version control"

Subversion Documentation