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I bought and upgraded my Core One with the mmu3 kit, but now I actually avoid using this printer because filament spool changes (swappings spools for color change or replacing spent spool) are so tedious. Does anyone have a video of how it's supposed to be done? I'm also considering moving to an INDX, but I'm wondering if filament changes are easier due to the simplified path, does anyone have a video of what it's like changing spools with the INDX?

When you have a space platform with a request like "50 Calcite from any planet", I would love it to be able to fulfill requests from planets it visits for Calcite.

I know this creates a theoretical infinite loop, but I'd love for it to send any SURPLUS beyond satisfaction. Right now it just disables it entirely.

My intent is to be able to configure my space platform to always have "at least 50 Calcite, pull it from any planet if necessary and available" but then generate more while travelling and send down the extras to all the planets it visits.

I'm not a fan of Orcaslicer. Seems much harder to use.

What kind of company doesn't have a wikipedia page? Am I just missing it?

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?fulltext=1&search=Snapmaker&title=Special%3ASearch&ns0=1

Seems to show nothing?

I just started buying cards for myself and my kids and I'm so confused. Not looking for hits or profitable cards, just want to build decks and hang fun with family. I bought 3 elite trainer boxes for an older set (Twilight masquerade)and paid around $1.50 per pack card, but we got the counter dice, a bunch of energy, sleeves, indicator tokens etc so it seemed fine.

I've been reading about resealing and I'm scared I'm going to get ripped off.

I read the wiki and visited a couple of the sites listed but I'm seeing 360 card booster boxes for $1.25 per and 60 card booster bundles for $0.91 per card (both destined rivals). Why is one so much cheaper? Any tips for a filthy casual like me?

I can't figure out any mouse / keyboard combination that sells one.

I've been running Gentoo/Arch/Kubuntu for a couple decades right now and had a fantastic time, but I've hit upon the most annoying bug ever that I think might be at the kernel level related to my new motherboard, but I'm not sure where to look.

When I start reading from my usb webcam, it works just fine, but if I stop the stream and start it again, I get these messages in dmesg:

[1644374.716093] xhci_hcd 0000:77:00.0: bad transfer trb length 16384 in event trb
[1644374.719112] xhci_hcd 0000:77:00.0: bad transfer trb length 16384 in event trb
[1644374.725610] xhci_hcd 0000:77:00.0: bad transfer trb length 16384 in event trb
[1644374.727348] xhci_hcd 0000:77:00.0: bad trans

I have one server that I want to move offsite for noise and offsite backup reasons. I looked into colocation in my city but all of the data centers won't even talk to you unless you want 5+ racks.

What do small time self-hosted folks do? I've looked into renting a tiny private office somewhere, but it seems like overkill/expensive for what I'm trying to do.

I've been avoiding spoilers and running through the game and having a great time. The only problem is that when I went to the remote planet I was dramatically unprepared when I got to the ground. I assumed there would be more resources to start. Being able to probe/scan a planet so you know what's there before you visit (along with some tips on what to bring) would help a ton.

I also assumed that if I could land on the ground, I'd be able to get back to the station, so it was surprising I had to build that from scratch.

What are people using for gaming from another device on their network?

I've tried steam link but run into issues with my multi-monitor setup and having issues unlocking the machine remotely.

Ideally there'd be some VNC-type solution that just works. I basically want to be able to run my ATM9 heavily modded minecraft game on my gaming machine, but then activate & play it remotely on my tv (I have another computer there so any sort of linux-compatible client should work).

I don't need access my main X session, just one app/game from another machine on my fast local network.

I hate generating power in create. I would love to use the power from my thermo generators to do blowing. Is this possible?