Chinese manufactures have been great for the hobby in the short term, but their absolute disregard for the movement’s values will be devastating in the long term.
I don’t buy 3d printers as I enjoy building and modding them, but if I ever bought one it would be a Prusa, nevermind performance or convenience.
The only link listed on wikipedia is on github
No, I do It because it’s necessary but I don’t enjoy it
My grandpa had a peacemaker installed, we received a (paid) bill for the cost of the operation (idk why or how, but I remember my mother showing it to me), it was 36k€. Sure the stay was shorter, but it’s also heart surgery on a frail patient with lots of other issues.
The costs are not compatible, otherwise or healthcare systems would all be bankrupt. And here we don’t have the same incentives to inflate costs.
They were performing there, it’s work .
I’m fairly sure in Berlin they won’t charge you two hundred thousand fucking dollars for an emergency procedure, but sure, go on strawmanning. What the hell.
I mean, it’s mostly reasonable.
Isn’t it?
Last updated 2024/01/26… Hmmm…
edit: checked the wiki, here are the apps for Android
wasn’t there some recent controversy over the change of ownership for the repo?
Well, crap
your version of postgres meaning that you use a db external to the docker container?
With Esphome I made a gate opener (soldered a wireless remote to a relay module and the module to an esp32), a thermostat (screen, encoder wheel, dht-22, etc), a pc power button remote… and like 8 other projects that I never finished!
This time it’s different and there is a good reason
I used to hang out at the record store when I was a young person… Nowadays I’m old and don’t have the same patience.
At this point I must cancel my Spotify subscription. Any suggestion on how to implement a somewhat automated music discovery system that can replace Spotify’s “radios” and playlists?
I already run a Navidrome instance.
wtf, for 2800$/month you can pay someone to shop for groceries and cook for you. Groceries included.
No, the 3d printing community is built upon the RepRap movement, which pushed open source and wide collaboration between individuals and companies. That’s what gave us e3d, Prusa, Bondtech… But yeah don’t take anything seriously, it’s a great approach.