

If changing the entire hotend is too complex you could try with just the thermistor, it’s a plug and play matter, so that should be quite easy.
If changing the entire hotend is too complex you could try with just the thermistor, it’s a plug and play matter, so that should be quite easy.
Waking up to a complete dick on your printer would be a cool way to get hacked, tbf.
Ootl? What happened with Bambu labs?
Oh, that’s the next excuse i’ll use when a recruiter asks for my github page. “i’m protecting my product”.
Sadly, not that I know of. Twitter did disable api access for these services even before raising the prices, for some unspecified “abuse”.
America is a weird place, Europe is more balanced in general. Back in 2000 we had more of a 60%-40% split in computer science.
Yep, any non empty string is truthy.
Are those… rings? Toys?
Most of the hate for php was born back in version 3 or 4, when it was a mess. Also a lot of people who where in college in those years learned php as a first language.
Combine a language that does not enforce good coding practices and a lot of people making their first website, and you get some pretty horrible codebases.
As part of my job is to maintain legacy php websites, I’ve seen lovercraftian nightmares. I love modern php, but I get where all this hate is coming from.
Modernizing that project would be a nightmare. It’s maybe the code base with the most plug-ins, and they should be supported while deprecating and gradually phasibg them out.
I’m working with a client that’s built more code in custom plug-ins than Wordpress itself, I’m ambivalent on them not using a more modern code. On one hand it’s hard to work with what Wordpress is right now, on the other rewriting all of those plug-ins is a monumental task.
But yeah, at least use git.
Wonderful! Do you plan on sharing or selling the stl?
“fix previous commit”