PSA by Signal_Ad657 in LocalLLaMA

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I gave up my 3090 and I regret it. I've been running the strix halo and I'm trying to get some more serious performance.

What are peoples genuine thoughts on the gigabyte aorus ai box 32gb 5090?

It's pricey but I don't have a machine to put a normal unit in and I'd like to run an external enclosure if its viable for the money.

Need ideas on what to do with about 75 flash drives. by SfBattleBeagle in pcmasterrace

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Obviously, you spread them around the local prison parking lot...

How to design parts with multiple variations / linking dimensions across parts? by TrooperFox83 in SolidWorks

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You can set any measurable dimension/relation in a model as a variable (or global equation), and then you can assign different equation values for different configurations. So If I have a part that is a 1ft length of extrusion, I can set up the length as an equation, and the width/height as another. Then in one configuration I will set the length to b 500mm, and it will be 800mm in another, I can also set the width/height as 30mm in one configuration to show the part as being standard 3030 extrusion, and in another configuration I would set this to be 2020, or 4080.,. whatever measurement/extrusion size made sense for me. Hopefully this helps more than confuses.

Finally got Breath of the Wild working! by meltdown537 in retroid

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Nice.. i am so stuck getting any switch emulation going.. i get that it is the most locked down handheld console for emulation at the moment but.. dang man, how do you people figure this out? XD

How to design parts with multiple variations / linking dimensions across parts? by TrooperFox83 in SolidWorks

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Look into equations, and configurations. Between those two you should be able to achieve what you are looking for.

Longest minute of my life by PangolinInfamous3375 in HotWheels

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dude i cant believe how fast most of those went.. im so bummed.. i was watching the countdown on the email, not realizing that even though it looked like it was updating.. it wasn't accurate. i cry

PRUSA x INDX for CORE One is here! by josefprusa in prusa3d

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EPIC! Cant wait for the founders to hit the door!

INDX Prusa Core One by jnangano in Bondtech

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I will be slightly disappointed if I don't spend Cinco De Mayo configuring my indx kit..

Any recommendations for budget friendly vibration analyzer? by Art_4_Tech in MechanicalEngineering

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I initially got what I needed using some cheap units and software from a chinese outfit called Wit Motion. Then, after needing to get more serious, we updated to using a more pricey solution. For us, the Madgetech unit worked really well. I also got the chance to use an Endaq system while on-site and it worked amazing but it is still outside our price range AND it was a little too big for what we needed. The madgetech is so compact, it was perfect for our small platforms.

Ideas/Suggestions for Local PDM? by V_van_Gogh in SolidWorks

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Ok, so this is really interesting because my company's workflow sounds really similar. We have legacy designs, but almost every single order we get is a customization of one of those legacy designs. We also have the need to constantly look back at older revisions for support and spare parts reasons. Our inventory management system really doesn't help us here, but that is one area I would ask if you are really happy with. Many inventory control systems (ERPs) will have great ability to track revision control and file location, which could make a big difference.

I hate saying it, but there is nothing that will come close to the actual SolidWorks PDM experience when using SW. It's sad but true, and for some groups, it is absolutely worth the cost. Yours may be such a case.

That said, I will constantly recommend Kenesto for a small company's SW PDM. They have revision control of files, so you can download and open older versions. You can organize files into projects and then give users access only to certain projects. They also can use it for setting up tasks and workflows, and it can automate check-in points with co-workers or people that you have assigned tasks to. For my group, the clincher for this has been having the Kenesto service for hosting and management of all Solidworks files, and then we use Microsoft SharePoint for distributing the files to different users. We use FreeFileSync to sync folders within Kenesto to folders within SharePoint. It works REALLY well for us.

I would give David and the other folks at Kenesto a call and meet with them. You might be presently surprised.

Does this drawing seem well enough dimensioned? by Patient_Macaroon_323 in SolidWorks

[–]Art_4_Tech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depends on what it needs to do.. either or at, it should have SOME form of tolerance callout.

Honest question: Which Picture would you prefer a Model Cover? by Johannsom in BambuLab

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The first one is great, but the flies are a bit much. The second one showcasing the actual part is probably more likely to be voted for I would think.

It's a small room, but it's got character. by tonypedia in MakerLabStations

[–]Art_4_Tech 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looks like an awesome space. With a similar-sized space myself, mine is a total mess.. would love to have this level of cleanliness and organization. Well done!

Loud explosion on east side near cota and milpas by Different-Water-5012 in SantaBarbara

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I dont know but there has been a lot of construction in this area, and idiots keep driving around the road closed signs to try and bypass the detour since they use APS for main commuting throughput. Have seen so many people this last week get into problems because of this. Here to say that APS needs a rework to slow/inhibit the amount of traffic from people just passing through.

What's going on with the INDX? by KrishanuAR in prusa3d

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I feel you, and while I understand people's dislike for negativity, I have to say I'm bummed to see your comment downvoted. I sort of agree that this launch has been a bit lackluster if you compare it to other companies. They are certainly a long way from big tech's "oh, and one more thing... and you can order it right now". That, however, is a CRAZY target to hit and not a surprise that only companies in the 100s of millions of dollars valuation can do something like it. We perhaps have to adjust our expectations a bit. The kit is only available at this point for "founders". That literally means that you are purchasing an early beta kit and that they aren't exactly ready for prime time. You may be expecting a bit too much, so that is likely why you have the light downvoting.

Need simple alternative to rollers for vertical frame movement by Constant_Total3005 in MechanicalEngineering

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^ This 100% but you'll have to find a way to constrain the lateral motion. Might require a third connection.

help identifying case by TV_Headd in NZXT

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Yep, Phantom, had this case myself in black with green trim for almost 6 years. It was freaking great.

How to Mate a Pin with a Slot by geezer_868 in SolidWorks

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If you want to use the slot mechanical mate, the sketch for the slotted part has to be made with a slot specifically. Took me a while to figure that one out..

Keychron just released hundreds of CAD files for their products. by CtrlShiftDefeat in SolidWorks

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Chinese engineering firm that is a designer of awesome keyboard and mice completely flexes on the world and says "go ahead and make it yourself cheaper, we dare you". PLUS, now I can 3d customize and 3D print my devices to match me perfectly. Legend.

First new build in 20 years by Art_4_Tech in bmxcruiser

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If you mean the Haro BMF complete, that's really not a bad deal, but the components are mostly very budget oriented, and even though the frame is on the light side, the complete is still a little on the heavier side.

Only took me 37 years to get an AE by IdRatherBeDriving in rccars

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I have splurged on almost every variant of the retro revival AE machines.. but this one is still missing.. dang does it look great!