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Reddit is down
What’s Reddit?
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Reddit is down
What’s Reddit?
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What UPS does to cookies
Whoever sent cookies via mail didn’t think this through. That’s why cookies are usually wrapped in a plastic form to hold them in place and separated from each other or in a tight stack.
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If I hear "we all get distracted sometimes" one more time...
“I think we’re all a little bit ADHD…”
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3D printer nightmare fuel: Bambu X1C and P1P started printing while owners were asleep
I really want a X1-C. A colleague has one and loves it. But I can’t deal with closed source and mandatory network.
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found a confusing bolt cleaning my parents' garage
I read they’re doing a recall on the left bend one. The right bends are okay tho.
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Small wins adds up
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I would so just tape cheap IKEA LED bars on the hood of my Prius and park next to it.
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Intentionally chose an open ecosystem for the smart relays in my house, now they crippled the app adding a $4 subscription
Everyone recommend HomeAssistant and it’s great. An alternative that’s easier to implement if you’re using Apple HomeKit (on HomePod or Apple TV) is HomeBridge. It’s super easy to setup and becomes a bridge to make anything compatible HomeKit.
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Democrats aren’t the only ones voting for abortion rights, Ohio shows
Time for republicans to split into two parties.
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Superconductor Breakthrough Findings Replicated, Twice, in Preliminary Testing - Tom's Hardware
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Where was I? On the toilet.
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All women pictured are A.I. generated
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Just like birds.
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My mum had her finger on the lens for all summit photos she took of me.
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That was the best pun. It’s all downhill from here
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It's called shitposting because it's done on the terlet
Why what are you drinking? — Oh it’s a Cabernet Sauvignon, 2003, with chestnut hints it’s delicious. — Me: it’s just moldy grape Juice. — no but you have to pay attention to the small nuances in the… oh.
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Tim Cook touts that Apple has been investing in generative AI tech ‘for years’
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Siri: “Hmm….. I didn’t get that.”
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What was the most surprising change you noticed after starting medication?
I can catch myself drifting. I can tell myself, no, get the trash out first then do that other thing. Doesn’t mean I don’t slip up but it helps a lot. Also I had a metallic taste in the mouth for the first week (I’m told it’s normal)
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You can only drink one drink for the rest of your life, but it cannot be water. What do you pick?
Carbonated water. Leave it open for a while.
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What are your favorite lemmy communities?
Idiotaincars
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Apple reportedly prepping second-gen AirTag for launch next year
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Smaller, rechargeable battery. Wallet card model.
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Klipper vs Marlin
So both Klipper and Marlin+Octoprint use a Pi and an arduino (in simplified versions, the SBC and the MCU can be any boards but I’ll use those brand names to make it easy).
Marlin uses the Pi to display the web interface, then sends the gcode to the arduino. Then the arduino does the math to convert the gcode to motor commands. Gcode.
Klipper uses the pi to display the web interface, but it also takes the gcode and converts it to motor commands in the pi and only sends those simplified motor commands to the arduino.
So with Klipper the arduino doesn’t need to convert gcode which is a pretty intense computation. Also, gcode is actually pretty heavy to send vu serial over usb in Marlin and often the printer can print faster than the gcode can be sent. Which results in hang ups in the print, the printer pauses, especially in a print with a lot of curves and printing fast. Klipper can use the full power of the pi to make intricate motor commands, fine tuning acceleration and all to avoid vibrations (input shaper, it even uses an accelerometer sensor to refuse vibrations making cleaner prints and quieter printing)
Other benefits of Klipper, settings don’t need to be flashed to the arduino, they are saved in a text file on the pi. Changing Config is a simple text edit, then reboot to apply the changes. You can edit the settings right in the web interface.
One of the down sides of Klipper was that you had more functions in Octoprint with plugins, that’s not true anymore. You have many plugins compatible with Klipper with Timelapse exclude area, remote access, Obico (the spaghetti detective), and so on.
The web interface is much lighter and responsive than the bulky Octoprint. Octoprint was an afterthought while Mainsail was purpose designed for Klipper.
I used to run Marlin and Octo and hated the experience. Since I tried Klipper I can’t go back.
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Uninstall the Nightowl App, now.
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PiHole on a Raspberry Pi
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Open OS Ecosystem on Apple Silicon Macs
Can someone ELI5 this to me?