That would make it way too high at anywhere from 100W to 400W depending on where in the world they are.
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Meh, it really just feels more like were at the center of idiocracy
“ah! It’s your dick in disguise!”
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Memes@sopuli.xyz•Funny how android used to be what we now call FOSS
4·2 days agoNo the software is open, it’s the hardware you run it on that’s locked down to the manufacturers own specific fork.
I wanted to integrate spoolman and some other things that i have on my other klipper printer to integrate with my already established workflow, but it’s not possible with their klipper version.
Are you just using the custom qidi-version of klipper that it ships with? I quickly replaced mine with FreeDi because I got annoyed by the arbitrary limitations they have with their non-standard klipper implementation.
Yeah I agree, 3d printing is not the right tool for a simple large box.
If you’re a “regular sized adult” I honestly think you can get away with 30% adaptive cubic, and 5-6 walls and top/bottom layers.
That’s pushes it to 2.4kg filament and a +2 days print though with a regular 0.4mm nozzle and 0.3mm layer height.
If you go for something like lightning infill of 15% and 3 walls, you could probably make that print in something like 11h and only use 750g filament.
now i would really like to try a 256 mm³ cube
That’s a cube measuring ~6.5mm x 6.5mm x 6.5mm…I know the A1 is small, but that seems fairly unambitious.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Tesla Is Sitting on a Record 50k Unsold EVsEnglish
17·6 days agoThat’s a very US-centric view of car industry
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•help debugging LAN -> WAN connectionEnglish
1·7 days agoI mean, i have narrowed it down to some kind of DNS issue, I just don’t know what. Right now everything is working again (I haven’t changed anything), so I’ll have to keep looking next time it stops working. It’s just weird it works for days/weeks at a time, and then suddenly breaks for a few hours until it “magically” fixes it self again without me doing anything.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•help debugging LAN -> WAN connectionEnglish
0·7 days agoRestart doesn’t fix it unfortunately.
I am using my routers DNS, and it’s reachable from my laptop.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•help debugging LAN -> WAN connectionEnglish
0·7 days agoFrom my laptop I can ping outwards using IP, but not names (e.g. openwrt.org), but I can reach my DNS from my laptop
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•help debugging LAN -> WAN connectionEnglish
0·7 days agoInternet access from all devices in my house simply stops working entirely for a few hours, sometimes there’s weeks between this happening, sometimes only a few days. But when this happens, I can still reach internet from my router without issue.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•What are some OpenMediaVault alternatives?English
1·11 days agoWHY ARE YOU YELLING??
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3DPrinting@lemmy.world•I created 3D Prints for my first game. They're the first STL I designed in Blender and not Cad. What do you think?English
1·21 days agoWell, yeah a computer is obviously used but you’re using it in an extremely literal sense that people generally don’t use. Blender and similar are usually referred to as 3D modelling software. The key difference seems to be that 3D modeling software is not intended for precise real-world dimension but more organic shape manipulation and CAD software is meant for precise dimentioned designs made from extruded 2D sketches.
Not across an entire site in three simple sentences no…


Not really, most SFF PCs top out below 70W at absolute maximum, 100W-400W at idle is improbable.
For reference, mine uses 7W on average running my home automation and some other things, when it’s actually idling it’s well below that.