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I just got my U1 lid, and since I connected that, at the start of every single print the printer just sits there with the message "Chamber conditioning" for a few minutes.
Is there a way to skip that? For some large-scale prints it might make sense to get the optimal chamber temperature, but most of the time I print small parts that already worked perfectly fine without the lid. It's just a massive waste of time for those prints.
With it adding a MMU, this should be able to run Linux. Now someone needs to pair that thing with 512+MB PS-RAM and it should be able to take on Pi Zero tasks.
Crazy how far ESP32 has come.
Bin mir nicht sicher wie unbeliebt die Meinung ist, hab aber keinen besseren Ort zum Posten. Mal schauen ob sie unbeliebt ist.
Ich wär dafür, dass es als Teil der Führerscheinausbildung ein verpflichtendes Simulator-Training gibt, so wie beim Pilotenschein.
Es gibt beim Autofahren nämlich viele Situationen, die zu gefährlich sind um sie in echt zu üben. Z.B. Verhalten während einem Unfall, was tun wenn man auf dem Bahnübergang ist und die Schranken zu gehen, was tun wenn einer vor mir offensichtlich besoffen unterwegs ist. Oder selbst nur sowas wie "Wie schaut's aus wenn die Airbags aufgehen?".
Für solche Situationen bleibt's aktuell bei reiner Theorie, und wenn Leute dann zum ersten Mal
Source: https://expanse.fandom.com/wiki/Ceres
In "The Expanse", to provide something resembling gravity on Ceres, the whole dwarf planet was spun up, to provide 0.3G of spin gravity. In reality (without the spin), Ceres only has 0.0290g gravity.
Since the "gravity" is provided by spinning the dwarf planet, this gravity would point outward, away from the core of Ceres, so it would pull everything off the planet into space.
Would Ceres be able to hold together with this "negative gravity", or would it rip the thing to pieces?
(Considering real-world physics and no further modifications to Ceres to make it hold together better.)
Follow-up zu der anderen Frage, wo es darum geht wie einfach oder schwer es ist als Autofahrer seitwärtige Sicherheitsabstände einzuschätzen.
Würde mich interessieren, wie viele Leute die Breite korrekt einschätzen können.
This might be a bit offtopic, but if any subreddit knows the answer, it's likely this one here.
Officially, the Atom N450 supports only 2GB RAM on a single channel. But I've used more RAM than officially supported on other devices too.
I found a 4GB DDR2 SO-DIMM module. What are the chances that it will work with the N450? Has anyone else tried this?
I keep reading posts here from people who struggle with too difficult biters.
(Disclaimer: all play styles are valid, if you want to go max pollution biter hell, you do you)
Remember what purpose biters serve. They aren't just blind enemies that just exist so you can kill things.
Biters are there to give you an incentive to limit pollution. When pollution reaches a biter nest, the nest consumes pollution to create new biters and spitters. So creating too much pollution directly feeds the biters.
So you got two ways to deal with it:
1-2x a day my work MacBook will disable the USB-C docking station that's charging it with a message that reads (translated):
USB device deactivated
Disconnect the device with high power use to reactivate the USB device.
It's an HP docking station that work provided for me. Connected to it is an HDMI display, USB mouse and keyboard and an ethernet cable.
Apparently it thinks that one of these components is drawing a lot of power, so it disables the whole thing wholesale, including the actively working charging function.
Since I often use the MacBook headless, this leads to the device running out of power because it tries to not run out of power or something.
Is there a way to disable
