A regulatory change would obviously need to prevent them from hiding that kind in intentionally too long legalese TOS. It has to be a clear single acknowledge, not obfuscated or bundled with functionality.
I wholeheartedly believe that all forma of unsolicited or public advertising should be completely banned. Nothing good comes from it, it is only a nuisance to everyone.
I'm honestly not quite sure, I just know people are getting riled up when it's mentioned.
Can it really be a design "overhaul" when it's still just a square with rounded edges, with roughly the same dimensions?
To be more helpful than the joke comments you've received so far, it's graphene OS that's causing a lot of controversy.
They just need a way to let users grant that store the necessary permissions to install and manage apps, which currently requires root
No it doesn't? I'm using fdroid to install and manage apps just fine on an Android device without root access.
the idea of tesla making a pickup is pretty old, but it was not announced as a concept vehicle with an image and name until the end of 2019
Never by the first model og anything really, everything is rushed to market and nothing is done properly the first time.
They're loud because of safety reasons!! /s
If you can't find the door on a car, you're too far gone to help.
I suppose it is automatic on Window
No it's not... When you have no OS on a computer you still have to create the bootable USB for windows in the exact same way as with Linux, you still need to boot with it the exact same way and follow the installation instructions. The process is identical with the same level of "complexity".
I mean, obviously...but that's not really something that's going to change. And today it is a seriously low barrier to pass, I'm not sure how it could go any lower, aside from.maybe buying a pre-made USB stick for installation. It already requires literally no skill other than basic reading comprehension. There is a plethora of step-by-step guides online, the only thing really keeping people from switching is their own inertia.
Then you have to install other software I have no knowledge of to make a bootable drive
Eh, this is the same for windows as well, you always need some sort of installation medium to boot and install from regardless of OS.
They're poor...fuck 'em, who needs them!?
Maybe not, but you and I definitely dont, so let's stick to what they're actually saying instead of guessing.
Stop using your ISPs router and they're not going to have much control over it.
Fair enough, then I would probably go with something like the Shelly flood. All their stuff is ridiculously simple to setup and manage, some of it is even able to run without internet and only local WIFI.
Is there a slicer that let's you configure sections of the model to print at a different layer height?
I often have some larger models I'm printing, and 0.3mm layers are just fine for this to speed things up, but some of the overhangs print very poorly with thick layers and require thinner layers to print well.
I recently made the switch from the marlin-based stock firmware on my anycubic kobra 2, to klipper. I didn't have issues with bed levelling or first layer on the stock firmware, but I'm having significant issues running klipper. The bed is uneven, the probed mesh shows a deviation of 0.197mm, it was the same when running stock FW+octoprint.
But it seemed to be correcting just fine for this on the stock FW. I got a consistent decent first layer across the entire bed.
With klipper, it's absolutely impossible to get it to correct for this unevenness. Half the bed will get perfect first layer, but then the second half is either way too squished or hardly connecting to the bed. And it's causing further issues as it's also hitting the print when moving, despite having Z-hop of 0.3mm for travel moves.
What the hell is going on? How do I fix this?
I have this incredibly loud noise coming from my Y-axis. It doesn't affect print quality, but it is horrible to listen to and really loud. It is present when the Y-axis moves at ~100mm/s and gets worse/louder as speed increases.
How can I mitigate this? There doesn't seem to be any mechanical issues when I move the bed by hand, it is smooth and easy to move.