I worked at a computer shop years ago. I didn’t snoop but there was one dude who did. On one occasion he found child porn and the cops were waiting when the dude came to pick up his laptop. I’m not saying it was right by any means, but in that instance it certainly fucked up a predator’s day.
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Sounds like McDonald’s can’t afford to do business. I guess the free market will have them close.
Thank you for this great service to the community.
I’m here in the same boat. OpenStack and other options are out there, but in smaller shops it’s not viable to dedicate a whole team to them.
VMware is the standard that consultants are familiar with. Support has been excellent in my experience. Integrations exist with many enterprise systems. It’s a no brainer for many executives when forced to run on prem services.
I want this sooooo bad.
I have two services that my main account has zero admin rights on: gitlab and nextcloud. Both have, potentially, sensitive data owned by others. I’ve put massive passwords and MFA on both of those admin accounts. I figure if someone somehow harvests the session data or passwords and cracks 2fa on my account, that’s the only one that will be affected.
Shut up and take my upvote.
I find this unlikely, especially without a source. That said, vanilla wow is already very playable on Linux using private servers.
Is that Howie Mandel?
Truth social did it and so can you.
Pour que no dos?
Set your language to undefined.
Would this stl happen to live on the laggy purple site?
Best case scenario. As optimistic as I am about Lemmy, Reddit have a massive history which is going to suck to lose when it inevitably implodes like a submarine visiting the Titanic.
Underextrusion. You probably have burnt filament clogging your nozzle. Get your nozzle to 80C, then set it to 150C and start pulling the filament back out as the temperature climbs. It’s called a cold pull and usually clears this sort of thing.
Set your initial builtplate temp to 70, and the builtplate temp to 55 for printing. At 70 the pla will hit glass transition, then when it cools to 55 the adherence will be very good.
If you want smooth walls, slow the speed to like 40mmps, and squish the layers down to 0.10 mm with a .4mm nozzle if you can.
Play with ironing for the top surface smoothing.
I don’t recommend reducing your cooling much with pla. Maybe down to like 50% at the lowest.
Edit: your nozzle and later height should be fine, I glossed over that. Bring the nozzle down to 200 or so.
Well, how many Lemmy instances can the community in France spin up in a day?
DNS can take 4 to 24 hours to replicate out. Next time, you can adjust you hosts file temporarily to test while it does it’s thing.
WAKE UP