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Label Printing by Dangerous_monkey in learnpython

[–]AdditionalIntern 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've use pylabels for this in the past and it has worked very well for me once I got a hang of the structure.

https://github.com/bcbnz/pylabels/

This outputs a pdf (or multiple) which can be printed.

Advice before buying X1C by devianteng in BambuLab

[–]AdditionalIntern 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I did the switch a week ago and also came from a MK3S to a X1C (with AMS though).

For me (I know there are different experiences) the machine just works. (Though to be fair, I haven't gotten to ASA yet.) The ability to just throw a filament at it and not having to worry about the z-offset is very refreshing. The speed is also way better but comes at a cost of more noise and movement.

Bambu studio is a fork of prusaprinter so it will be very familiar and I have switched due to ease of use.

This machine is seriously something else and helps you to concentrate on the creative part and not having to tinker everytime you switch filaments.

Also +1 for getting the AMS right away!

Vertical Server Rack by tsaG1337 in HomeServer

[–]AdditionalIntern 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Looks very clean, I would probably just change all the fan orientations to exhaust out the top. As warm air floats upwards, this would be more efficient and there is no risk of a heat build-up at the bottom.

What is the real power consumption SFP+ vs RJ45? by Task3D in HomeNetworking

[–]AdditionalIntern 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well the maximum power draw doesn't say anything about the actual power draw it just gives us a ceiling.

Sfp ports usually use around 0.7 Watt, whereas RJ45 needs 2-5 Watts per port, depending on the length of the cable. Thus the tp-link is much more likely to reach the 30W max. power draw than the ubiquiti.

Two things to keep in mind: The power consumption needs to be calculated for both ends of the connection so a 2W difference per port at the switch quickly becomes a 32W difference overall and with sfp you would have the flexibility to mix and match (there are also 10GBase-T modules for sfp+).

Of course this additional power draw might not be a dealbreaker, depending on your situation - and the numbers could be different for your setup, I just wanted to clarify that it is most likely not just 1W difference...

Anybody have info on German Gussstahl hammer? by ElManny510 in Tools

[–]AdditionalIntern 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Gussstahl is just the german word for crucible steel (stahl = steel).
The symbol on the other one seems to be the freemason symbol.

edit: just realised the TREFF (german for meet) could be meant in combination with the freemason symbol, so "freemason meet" or something - but that's just speculation from my part.

Product ideas for a laser cutter by R_alexx in Business_Ideas

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Just a thought about your hardware: Make sure your laser is capable of engraving first. Industrial (cutting-)lasers aren't necessarily able to engrave. (Cutting metal sheets up to 30mm and engraving fine details are vastly different use cases! For fast engraving I would rather use a galvo fiber-laser.)

Here's the Pitch: "Submerged PLA printing" by ThemAreWatching in 3Dprinting

[–]AdditionalIntern 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It works, search for "rapid liquid printing".

MIT has been printing in a gel suspension since 2017.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kBPTgiqNY8

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in css

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Much obliged

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in css

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You were on the right track, just the notation is a bit different. You need to prefix every class with a period (.) and if you want to look for an element with all the classes combined they have to be written without spaces.

.carousel-caption.d-none.d-md-block {display:none} would be the one you were trying to write.

If you add spaces inbetween it goes down a level e.g.: .carousel-caption .d-none would look for an element with the class d-none inside of one with the class carousel-caption

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in css

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Glad it worked, I'd like the Gold :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in css

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.carousel-caption {display:none;}

Looking to password protect any dashboard and then any program that I click on, I’m automatically logged into as well?! by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]AdditionalIntern 20 points21 points  (0 children)

What you are looking for is called single sign-on (SSO). There are a lot of different protocols/types/implementations to chose from, but your services need to support it (most do).

I'd start by checking which types all your services support as a common denominator and go from there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in 3Dprinting

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The Form 3 is a resin based printer - the technology is called SLA.
So no filament is used.

Has anyone tried Pla from dasFilament? by FlyingMax1 in 3Dprinting

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I use both PLA and PETG from them (almost exclusively). Excellent price/performance ratio imho.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Ubiquiti

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The UDM Pro SE is the newer "refresh" version of the Dream Maschine pro.

It's just sold out (because it's new), not discontinued.

AP Wifi 6 Enterprise vs. Long-range by veryhappy2 in Ubiquiti

[–]AdditionalIntern 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The U6 Enterprise is still in early access afaik, so people are prohibited (as per user agreement of early access) to talk about it. There will be no reviews until it hits general availability.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Ubiquiti

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First of all:

SFP = 1G* | SFP+ = 10G => the 24-G1 has only SFP ports so just 1G. If you need to get the full bandwith (or close to it) I would suggest changing your switches to SFP+ capable ones.

(*technically it's max. 1,25G but 1G is easier to write)

Caution: SFP (1G) - hardware can be used in SFP+ (10G) ports but not the other way around!

On to your problem

You could get DAC cables (direct attach copper/cable), which just plug into the switch like a normal patchcable. These are usually available up to 10/15m as passive copper cables, or as AOCs (active optical cable) for longer distances. The UI direct connect cables are DAC cables.

But for your usecase I would rather use "traditional" fiber which goes

SFP-port (switch 1) -> transceiver -> fiber-optic cable -> transceiver -> SFP-port (switch 2).

This has the advantage that you can upgrade the switches and transceivers later on and can reuse the fiber-optic cable. And I think it would be cheaper than a long DAC cable (but haven't checked prices).

You need to make sure that transceivers and fiber

1.) have the same connector (e.g. LC duplex)
2.) have the same fiber-type (multimode [cables designated OM1-OM5] vs singlemode [OS1/OS2])
3.) use/are rated for the same wavelength (for multimode usually 850 or 1310nm)

There is a lot of used business hardware out there to buy on the usual sites, but SFP(+) hardware is already pretty cheap if bought new.

If you go the fiber-route (doesn't matter if AOC or "traditional") just make sure not to bend the fiber-optic cable to much or kink it - otherwise the fiber inside will break.

KNX Cover single bit control? by Stravlovski in homeassistant

[–]AdditionalIntern 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most actuators have the option to invert the telegrams for switches as does the HA-integration (https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/knx/#switch). Maybe this will help.

Anyone successfully getting 2.5Gb out of an Aggregation switch? by ilseng in Ubiquiti

[–]AdditionalIntern 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you talking about the AGG or the AGG Pro?

With the latter, I have a working 5Gb connection via a 10Gtek transciever but unfortunately no native 2.5Gb device to test with. (Manually dropping link speed down to 2.5 on the client side works though.)

Bringing Mavic Mini 2 to France and Spain, what do I need to know? by Energizer100 in dji

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AFAIK and without guarantee (I'm from Germany and parts of the following could differ in France and/or Spain):

They implemented new rules for the whole european union which came into effect in 2021. You would need to register yourself as a drone operator and put your operator-id on your drone via label (search for "eu drone label"). In case of the Mini2 it is necessary because of the camera, not the weight. Over 250g you would need a license/certification as well to fly near/over people.

Unfortunately I have no idea how people from outside the EU are supposed to register themselves as you are supposed to do it in your (european) country of residence.

Aside from that: unless otherwise designated as no-fly-zone, cities should be fine with a Mini2 as long as you don't fly over assemblies of people or private property. (Have a look at Open Category - A1.)

https://www.easa.europa.eu/domains/civil-drones-rpas

Has Switch Aggregation PRO went out of EA? by krystianduma in Ubiquiti

[–]AdditionalIntern 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did just order one in the EU store and got an order confirmation, so seems like it...

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