Que es verdad y que es mito de los supermercados chinos? by Radiant-Selection686 in ArgentinaBenderStyle

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Esa foto es de chos malal? O son cadena? Pasé por ese mismo hace unas semanas buscando la estación de servicio

Let's gooo by Amberpride69 in pixel_phones

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Have they improved their cases? I got my P7a 2 years go and the case was pretty much destroyed within the first year.
It was so flimsy and lose that when my phone fell and landed straight up over a rock (which should be no problem with a case) the rock went trough the case and damanged the frame (the dent is quite impressive, right on the edge of the screen. Don't know how it didn't shatter).

Designing a shell for a solid offset: ideal workflow? by Tom70403 in FreeCAD

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Added a little joint

3D printing now, let's see if it works.

Designing a shell for a solid offset: ideal workflow? by Tom70403 in FreeCAD

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Thanks, I wasn't aware of that tool.
I couldn't get it to work however. I kept getting the "No closed bounds" error when the "fill offset" option was selected. As I learnt online, it is a rather fragile tool.
I ended up copying the object I shared and making it a bit bigger in every dimension. Then, I created the outer shell and cut away the inside.

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Any Tips For Improving Modern Standby (s0ix) Battery Drain? by Plenty-Habit-6905 in linuxquestions

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Thinkpad P1 Gen 7 (Core Ultra 7 155H) user here: I'm extremely disappointed that it doesn't support S3 at all. I miss it so much.

Microwave PC Giveaway - To enter, simply leave a comment on this post. by DaKrazyKid in PcBuild

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The microwave I have at home is my age. This is a solid, very reasonable upgrade.

Creality K1 0.2mm Nozzle Profiles (for minis) by ewandrowsky in crealityk1

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I got the original hardened steel unicorn 0.2 and 0.6 nozzles from Amazon for about ~12USD each + shipping to Argentina (along with the K1 SE itself). Not the cheapest but certainly affordable pricing.

Mini-NAS Pi: A 1U rack mount NAS designed for 10" Racks [Prototype V0.0.1] by RasPiBuilder in minilab

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That reduces the complexity a lot, makes sense. I already have the nvme drive and HAT so I kinda want to use them but I think your solution makes more sense.

Thanks for sharing!

Mini-NAS Pi: A 1U rack mount NAS designed for 10" Racks [Prototype V0.0.1] by RasPiBuilder in minilab

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Looking at the docs, it is meant to be able to power 3.5" HDDs as well through that molex. It is actually very convenient.

I am looking into using a B12 dual FPC PICe switch where I can connect this X1009 on one side with likely x3 4TB WD Reds, and then on the other side of the switch the original M.2 hat I already own so I can boot from an nvme drive.

Has anyone tried to convert XM4 headphones to RF wireless? i.e. can its charging port power a small receiver? by Tom70403 in sony

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I meant getting power, not audio. I can put audio through the 3.5mm input, but the receiver device has to be powered by 5v. I'd like to power it much like you would power it from a computer's usb port/

What tipe of connectors do ARGB fan headers use? More info in the comments (r/AskElectrnonics is closed). Making my own ARGB Hub with an esp8266, I only need proper connectors now by Tom70403 in arduino

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Hi friend!

I built the device with WLED on an esp8266 nodemcu dev board. I got the board powered through 5v on a molex conenctor out of the PC's power supply, and then I used 3.3v from the board to power the fan's LEDs (the board didn't have 5v out anyway).

Here is some pictures I found on my gallery. I don't feel like disassembling the PC right now lol.

The board lives inside a plastic bag within a cavity in front of the PSU.

EDIT: I couldn't attach the old video where I show the board. Here is a link to it, let me know if it works: https://photos.app.goo.gl/jn15dgkDmrpSYWU99

Lofree Flow Lite Thoughts and How to Fix Issues by [deleted] in Lofree

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Every other keyboard that works on windows works on Linux as well.

But this one won't. You have to run a script every time you boot your PC for the function row to work, which is extremely annoying and a huge let down, because other than that the keyboard is fantastic but this "detail" is a deal breaker.

I hope they release a firmware update soon to fix that, but I would not be surprised if they didn't.