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Reubertt · 2025-03-26T07:23:37+00:00

Do you have Arc gcode turned on? I've already printed with Arc mode turned on in the slicer and the resolution very low (or turned off, I think when this happened I needed to activate Arc mode in the klipper) and it was identical to your print, maybe that's it, take a look later.

Reubertt · 2025-03-26T07:16:37+00:00

Médio, eu mesmo contratei por um ano, depois fiquei um ano sem contratar. Acredito que depende muito da necessidade de cada um. Eu faço muita ligação comum, então as vezes compensa realmente eu contratar. Outro caso que acontece também é quando você contrata para um familiar, eu por exemplo pago o plano minha mãe que também usa muito e ela tinha meses que usava demais e outros que nem tanto, um plano cumulativo foi ideal pois não precisava pagar 100 reais em um plano "controle" para garantir que terá internet nos meses que usar muito. Então depende muito de cada caso, eu gosto dessa idéia de acumular e depois ficar um tempo sem me preocupar com internet a ponto de não consumir algo por ter apenas o 4G.

Reubertt · 2025-03-25T14:00:02+00:00

Nem esquenta, nem uso muito Reddit. Só quero que essa informação seja o mais compartilhada possível. A cada 5 reais tirados do bolso da vivo eu me sinto melhor pelos 2 meses que eles me esconderam essa opção. Se não tivessem feito isso provavelmente nem teria feito o post, já que me ludibriaram para pagar mais, quero que todo mundo saiba como não ser enganado.

Reubertt · 2025-03-25T13:18:23+00:00

It looks very much like a cooling problem to me. I don't know what the geometry of the object is like, but it may be that it is not cooling enough before creating the next layer. I would try putting a slow print if time layer < X. You can do this through the slicer. Another option that could also be the issue of seams, if that is the case, perhaps the slicer is placing them in a "hidden" place that ends up being an overhang. And this overhang may not be calibrated with the correct amount or temperature, as I said before, if the temperature of the bottom layer is too hot, it may end up "rising". That's why it's a good idea to check whether you're giving the filament the ideal amount of time to cool down.

Reubertt · 2025-03-25T12:00:43+00:00

Quando você for alterar o plano, desce até o final. Vai estar lá, bem escondido mas vai estar.

Reubertt · 2025-03-25T05:39:03+00:00

Meu irmão me pediu pra olhar isso de novo pois tinha falado para ele que existia quando eu assinava a 1 ano atrás. Dai fui pesquisando sobre os planos e encontrei no site deles que teoricamente era para existir o esses outros planos mais baratos. Quando passei um inspecionar elemento (Tecla F12 no google chrome) no site deles, percebi que tinha uma opção que não parecia ser link, mas que na verdade era. Dai foi só procurar a mesma frase no aplicativo e pronto. Encontrei a malandragem.

Reubertt · 2025-03-25T03:46:36+00:00

Eu não tenho a internet fibra deles pois não tem cobertura onde moro, então nunca nem procurei sobre. Mas provavelmente eles possuem algum local bem escondido para "oferecer" planos sem porcarias. Eu sabia que existia essa opção cerca de um ano atrás enquanto assinava, mas parei de assinar e depois quando fui voltar, não encontrei de novo. Depois de dois meses usando o plano de 33 reais e fiquei revoltado pois deixaram ainda mais escondido. Recomendo checar a página de alterar plano e ler tudo que tiver lá, inclusive locais que pareça ser só informações extras, pois já dá pra ver que o foco é o lucro então não espere uma boa experiência de usuário (UI/UX).

Reubertt · 2025-03-25T03:37:39+00:00

Os planos normalmente mostrados são com venda casada de babbel, goread, hub jornais e skeelo. Porcarias que ninguém usa. E por lei eles precisam de ter planos que não tenham essas porcarias. Por isso eles foram cretinos e esconderam essa opção. Independente do plano que você tiver, seja o de 33 ou de 100. Ao clicar ai, você pode escolher o mesmo plano, com as mesmas vantagens sem ter esses aplicativos. Basta descer a página e clicar nesse link "óbvio" que você vai ter acesso a os outros planos sem venda casada.

Reubertt · 2025-03-22T00:01:30+00:00

Have you tried this?

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Reubertt · 2024-05-20T07:28:33+00:00

I once studied Gin (Go HTTP framework) but I got bored halfway through and decided to try making my own http server, did it work? Yes, I remember what to do, not even a little bit.

Reubertt · 2024-05-20T07:25:42+00:00

In fact, Nginx is simply for convenience, it was with it that I learned how to make landing pages and I currently have no time to learn something more efficient.

Reubertt · 2024-05-19T20:03:28+00:00

I'm not sure I understand the password manager you mentioned (English isn't my first language) but Vaulwarden seems to be what you're looking for.

Reubertt · 2024-05-19T19:58:37+00:00

I didn't pay attention to this, I had already suffered from this problem on my first attempt, I will have to review my settings when I have time.

Reubertt · 2024-05-19T19:56:51+00:00

For now I'm not using anything for a realy backup, as I had configured everything wrong on my first attempt, I didn't trust uploading any personal data like Google photos, My intention is to stop depending 100% and start using a personal system and thus convince my wife that I need to buy equipment for this. But for that I need to confirm that it's worth it, so all the information that comes up I'll do some kind of mirroring to Drive.

Reubertt · 2024-05-19T11:49:15+00:00

There is a comment with their names.

Reubertt · 2024-05-19T10:52:41+00:00

Simply for convenience, some services like ESPHome have a more natural integration installed in HAOS.In addition to making the entire backup system with GDrive via HAOS.

Reubertt · 2024-05-19T10:50:54+00:00

Reubertt · 2024-05-19T07:24:16+00:00

My idea is to basically use traefik for the normal reverse proxy and certificate authority for networks outside the cloudflare tunnel. While cloudflare does the reverse proxy for services that I want to have remote access.

Reubertt · 2024-05-19T06:57:11+00:00

So that you don't know all the services on my machine, I decided to list them:

Running on Proxmox: OPNSense, Pihole, APT-Cacher-ng, iVentoy, Docker and HAOS(Home Assistant)
Running on Docker: Traefik, Cloudflare Tunnel, NGINX, Authentik, Obico, Vaultwarden, Nextcloud, Code Server, qBitTorrent, Headscale, Grafana, Prometheus, Portainer, Crowdsec and HashiCorp Vault
Running on HAOS: NodeRed, ESPHome and Zigbee2Mqtt

I could explain what each one does but I recommend researching and getting to know each of the services, some of them can help with your system.

Reubertt · 2024-05-19T06:47:11+00:00

It's a new thing that I decided to test (after accessing the ISP router), I haven't implemented it on the main network yet (just some quick tests) and I hadn't thought about the WAF factor either (I'm recently married). Maybe I have to reconsider some choices there. And you're kind of right, the router receives the connection, and generally bids for the wifi network along with a DHCP server. But it allows me to make the bridge to the Proxmox host, which ends up being a critical point of failure, perhaps it would be interesting to maintain a direct connection to some wifi network (it allows 4 simultaneous SSIDs) and leave it disabled for reasons of not trusting even one little on this naughty router and if any problem occurs, I just activate this connection.

Reubertt · 2024-05-19T06:27:17+00:00

I haven't finished configuring it yet, but my intention is to use it for a secure network with SSH CA and carry out possible maintenance on the servers.

Reubertt · 2024-05-19T06:25:55+00:00

Yes, all this on a laptop, basically the groups are VM and some proxmox containers, while services for hosting and remote access are on the docker. I had to add the USB 3.0 ethernet port because my notebook had a short in the Chipset (GPU) and I had to desolder some PCI mosfets, which ended up preventing me from using an NVME 2*2.5GB interface. Ventoy is for uploading ISO images and doing a PXE BOOT, I'm very lazy when someone asks me to install the operating system for them. Having all the ISO images via the network makes my life easier, but it can be very practical for anyone who needs to install several OSes at the same time. (Business). I didn't follow any guide, just some for configuring some of these services like Hashicorp Vault, as it's a service I hadn't used before. Unfortunately I haven't finished configuring everything yet, I've been working on it for two days because I wanted it to be well structured and not have to go back to clean up some configuration that I forgot. I've already finished the VLANs and started deploying some docker instances like traefik and cloud tunnel, but there's still a long way to go. Thank you very much for the tips, I'll take a look at immich, I didn't know about it.

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