[-] nullroot@lemmy.world 1 points 5 days ago

.... Buffalo buffalo buffles

[-] nullroot@lemmy.world 59 points 1 week ago

What is with this series of emails?

[-] nullroot@lemmy.world 34 points 1 month ago

I'm definitely gonna be in the minority here looking at the comments, but this is rapidly approaching thought crime levels of regulation in my opinion. If they want to regulate sex dolls, show there is a correlation, prove that this is a pathway to extremism so to speak.

If this evidence already exists and I'm ignorant of it, please share, because I will happily change my stance.

Otherwise it really just feels like video games cause violence bullshit to me and reaks on senseless vilification. I'm pretty sure everyone has had thoughts that they'd never act on and repulse themselves for having, just as I'm sure many of you have watched videos or played video games depicting actions you would never participate in in reality. I really struggle to see this as problematic.

[-] nullroot@lemmy.world 24 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

That's a serious shame to hear about. Creality has been a staple of the community since the reprap days. I don't think I can count the number of people I know who had an ender as their first 3d printer.

It kind of sounds like they're struggling with the transition from hobbiest products to appliances and are losing some of their soul along the way.

Sorry you're going through that, but thank you for sharing.

[-] nullroot@lemmy.world 33 points 1 month ago

They're going to lengths to make it sound like oh there was some cached server they found after intensive searching that hadn't yet been updated or some such nonsense, but reality is is that Google is part of the dystopian constant surveillance present we now live in and likely they save ever little bit of video and information they can get their grubby blood stained hands on and use it for ai processing, government contracts, or you know, to jerk off to in their free time.

Fuck I really need to get off my ass and degoogled.

[-] nullroot@lemmy.world 64 points 3 months ago

That's a weird way to spell spyware.

[-] nullroot@lemmy.world 30 points 4 months ago

Listen, it's not that i hate being told what to do, it's that I don't like my generosity to be taken advantage of... Also sometimes I hate being told what to do

[-] nullroot@lemmy.world 24 points 6 months ago

I definitely wouldn't say they've lost all trust in everyone. Bambu has brought all kinds of innovation to the space as well as spearheaded the whole making it an appliance that just works which brought 3d printing more mainstream than ever. We have a lot to thank Bambu engineers for I'd say.

Nonetheless they deserve to be constantly ridiculed for their closed ecosystem contrary to reprap ethos

[-] nullroot@lemmy.world 41 points 7 months ago

Honestly airdrops are like one truck worth of supplies, inefficient, and not super effective. Pressure needs to be put on Israel to allow food and aid trucks back into Gaza. This isn't going to stave off starvation, it's making Canada look good. Still with the climate as it is, I can't knock anyone doing anything trying to help. Keep fighting everyone.

[-] nullroot@lemmy.world 33 points 7 months ago

I can't see anything good coming from this

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by nullroot@lemmy.world to c/3dprinting@lemmy.world

Hello 3d printer fans and makers. I currently have an a1 mini and have been putting it through its paces over the last several months. Ive probably used 5kg of filament and have maybe a few hundred hours of prints on it. I love the little machine, its a work horse. But it cannot print most engineering materials and Im looking to branch into more exotic prints and get myself a bigger build volume.

My first thought was getting the a1 with ams for multifilament printing and then I would have an ams I could use with either printer, but upon ruminating on the subject multifilament printing this way really seems to be such a gimmick and if I really want to do it there's always stop code and manual filament switching. Plus its another bed slinger with the only real change being the larger build volume.

So that brings me to the Qidi Q1 Pro. All the reviews really talk it up, I like that its built on klipper and an open ecosystem (-1 for Bambu), the hotend max temp, the heated champer, the larger build plate, and the price? All seems like a big win to me.

My current plan is buying the printer along with a filament dryer, I dont really want to get their drybox attachment, a smooth build plate, some CF something filament, and 0.6mm nozzle as accessories.

Do you all have any thoughts on polydryer, if the 3 x-plus might be something to consider if I really want a bigger build plate than what the Q1 pro offers, or if there might be another printer for me to consider in the $500-700 range. Also, any recommendations on filaments I might want to try with a heated chamber, 100C build plate, and 350C capable hot end? Im leaning towards something nylon and/or carbon fiber... maybe PA-CF? lol.

Anyways, any input is appreciated. Thanks!

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Hello 3d printing community! I am looking to join the ranks and purchase my first 3d printer. Specifically I am looking at the a1 mini.

My use case is mostly functional, housing for electronics, hooks and jigs, that sort of thing, so I don't think I need the ams kit although the multicolor printing and support beams of different materials sounds nifty, I also hear bambu printers are really good with supports.

My biggest questions to the community are, is this a good choice? What filament should I start with? And I live in a dryer climate, is a filament dryer something I should definitely invest in, and if so what is a decent and decently cheap one you'd recommend?

Thank you for taking the time to read (and hopefully reply to) my post.

[-] nullroot@lemmy.world 48 points 1 year ago

Digging deeper into the comments it seems someone found the message was from a compromised polyfill code that was running on IA. Now the website is down from a ddos. From what I can see there's no reason to believe their servers and the data therein have been compromised.

[-] nullroot@lemmy.world 27 points 2 years ago

Luke lived on a desert planet, of course he's warm!

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