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I have no idea where the knots are coming from. I've leveled the bed before printing. They're dropped all around the object and sometimes inside it, creating other problems including the layer shift on this photo.
I've cleaned up a bit mid-print, there were more. PLA+, Tevo Tornado, Two Trees magnetic bed. Any ideas what I can do?
I got a new 12v battery that's completely discharged, 4.6V at clamps. I'm afraid to charge it. Should I return it to the store, or are LiFePo so good with deep discharge that I should be OK?
I'd like to package an (free, open source) Linux program for Windows. Making a real port is too much work and not something I'd like to do in my spare time.
I've seen people have packed Wine + Windows programs/games into appimage files.
I'm wondering if the reverse is possible: package WSL + a program into an .exe file that can be run on Windows without installing WSL.
The original article is in Polish: http://szczecin.gazeta.pl/szczecin/1,34939,17350216,Po_zabiegu_in_vitro_urodzila_nie_swoje_dziecko__Pomylka.html
Here's an excerpt - sorry, I'm not good at medical English:
A young mother who had undergone an in vitro procedure with her husband gave birth to a daughter who is not her biological child.
The girl has numerous genetic defects. DNA studies revealed that she's not a biological child of her mother.
How is that possible? Anonymous doctors quoted by the newspaper suspect there has been a mixup, "husband's sperm has been used to fertilize another woman's egg instead of that of his wife". The woman has tried in vitro before, withou
I happen to archive websites from time to time. Years ago, on Windows, I used Offline Explorer for that. It was a pretty decent tool, which usually downloaded all resources. Probably it does not do that well anymore.
On Linux we have wget -r and httrack, both with simple home brew HTML parsers. With all my sympathy for wget, they are just useless in these days of dynamic script loading and writing JS-heavy websites. A real web browser engine is needed to successfully mirror a site.
So my question is: which Linux programs or browser extensions are able to mirror a site built by 2013 standards?
EDIT: This seems to confuse people. I'm looking to save all interlinked pages in a domain, not to
As a power-user / developer, I've found no use to the advanced KDE features like Activities or the semantic desktop. Basically the only "advanced" feature I'm using is plasmoids on my desktop.
Dear redditors, how do the features which distinguish KDE from other desktops make your life easier? What creative uses have you found for Activities?
MediaGoblin is a nice web gallery, like thousands others. For some reason there's a lot of fuss about it since it has become a GNU project, and it is marketed heavily using the word Federation. I've been searching for its federation features and haven't found any.
Dear /operabrowser/,
What do you think about sending a petition to Opera Software, asking them if they would like to release the classic Opera code? Maybe if they started a Kickstarter campaign there would be enough people interested?
The idea was originated on r/linux but this may be a more appropriate place for discussing it.
When my domains are close to expiring, is there a way I can increase the expires_in count or do I have to wait until it expires and register again, possibly losing it to a cybersquatter?
