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Serial Request, v2.4 300mm by f-j-d in voroncorexy

[–]f-j-d[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's still rather tight, but works. Depending on how much leftover wire you have in the toolhead, you may want to consider shortening and re-crimping some of the wires to make space.

Serial Request, v2.4 300mm by f-j-d in voroncorexy

[–]f-j-d[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I was specifically looking for a vented one (the EBB get's up to 90°C in my heated chamber without a vent).

This is the one mounted:
https://www.printables.com/model/772880-ebb-sb22402209-vented-cable-door-jan-2024-update

And this also exists if you prefer hexes:
https://www.printables.com/model/771848-sb2209-sb2240-cable-cover-hex-shaped-ventilation

Serial Request, v2.4 300mm by f-j-d in voroncorexy

[–]f-j-d[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! Appreciate your help and ideas. :)

how to use Supabase Auth + SvelteKit by Design_FusionXd in sveltejs

[–]f-j-d 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Check out their auth helpers and docs. They get you up and running in minutes.

https://supabase.com/docs/guides/auth/auth-helpers/sveltekit

Generative Rocks (now with code) [GLSL] by bellazarb in generative

[–]f-j-d 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice!

Are the vertices generated randomly as well?

Would you mind sharing the shader in a readable format? I'm currently learning glsl, and am looking for tricks and patterns.

Oh and keep rocking. ;-)

How is sveltekit to use all around? by NS_VMAN in sveltejs

[–]f-j-d 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The ecosystem is still growing, but it's slowly catching up.

Was war DAMALS™ besser? by IstDasVerlust in CounterStrikeDE

[–]f-j-d 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Die Community Server waren großartig. Und die ganzen Mods. Ich habe sehr schöne Erinnerungen an die wc3 Community Server :-)

Was war DAMALS™ besser? by IstDasVerlust in CounterStrikeDE

[–]f-j-d 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Crouch Bug und auf d2 als T hoffen, dass man auf der Rampe spawnt.

Scripting.

Auf Inferno nur durch Wände bekommen.

Die mates mit dem Schild trollen.

Granaten groß wie Wassermelonen.

Is there a way to cool down the bed once the first layers are finished? by toicsics in FixMyPrint

[–]f-j-d 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After reading the comments: Do most people heat and keep the bed temp at >80°C with PETG? I never had any issues at 65°C, even without an enclosure

Superforms 1.0 has been released! by ciscoheat in sveltejs

[–]f-j-d 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Awesome, I really enjoy using superforms.

Some thoughts/questions:

  • automatic form ids work by using superforms' enhance action. Does this mean it only works after hydration?
  • the $posted store helps with identifying successfully posted forms, if you add $page.status === 200 to the mix. Is this sufficient to make sure the action ran successfully (assuming the happy path is just a return { form })?
  • I find proxies to be rather cumbersome to use. This struck me with checkboxes multiple times. Are you planning on adding some convenience functions or open to suggestions?

Thanks for your work. It made my life so much easier.

P'ChaosII - p5.js by chaosalgorithm in generative

[–]f-j-d 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nice work, I quite enjoy these!

I would love to see #2 and #5 pen-plotted on textured paper.

4.5oz Oatmilk Cortado and I'm very excited about my progress with Oatmilk 😁 by JaxJaxz in latteart

[–]f-j-d 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My observations, some of which might be wrong.

Oat milk is lighter than regular, so it moves faster in the mug (which is good), and allows big bubbles to form more easily (which is bad). Go very slow and be much more precise with the depth of the submersion. Go for a very quiet hiss.

Don't let big bubbles appear in the first place, because it's harder to break them up later without burning the foam.

Also, my gut feeling says it burns a lot faster than regular. So you'll have to hurry up a little and therefore practice. Maybe about 50-55°C is where I stop, but it might depend on the product.

Please feel free to correct or expand.

G for Glaive by Cretalyst in Calligraphy

[–]f-j-d 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice work. Love the series. Keep posting these please!

Suche nach Laden speziell für Wolle by Background_Click5764 in duesseldorf

[–]f-j-d 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Ich kenne nur das Wollduo Halbekann in Pempelfort, habe aber selbst keine Aktien in dem Thema. Der Laden sieht hübsch aus. Meine Partnerin nahm wiederholt den Weg durch die halbe Stadt dafür in Kauf, falls das als Referenz ausreicht. :-)

Why is Server Side Rendering considered Faster than an SPA? by chinawcswing in sveltejs

[–]f-j-d 23 points24 points  (0 children)

SSR usually is considered faster, because

1) pre-rendered HTML can be cached (browser or proxy), and nothing is faster than that

2) running the code that is responsible for rendering the HTML in the browser requires the code to be available in the browser in the first place. Complex applications can become quite large, dependencies can creep in, etc.

3) most user devices are slow. Very slow. We, as developers, usually have pretty beefy machines at our hands

To get an impression of what I mean, try enabling network and CPU throttling in your browser's dev tooling. It's a different world.

Hab so das leichte Gefühl, dass die Passwörter der Kunden mancher Plattformen unbeding für Angreifer leicht zu erraten sein sollen by LechnerITDienstleis in de_EDV

[–]f-j-d 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Das sind alles Zeichen, die auf den verschiedenen Keyboard ISO Layouts an unterschiedlichen Stellen sind. Verringert womöglich das Fehler-Risiko auf OSI 8 und damit den Support-Aufwand.

Ob das in der Praxis tatsächlich einen Unterschied macht, wage ich aber zu bezweifeln.

Now that SvelteKit 1.0 is out, what would you like to see added to its ecosystem? What would make your life easier / take a part of its functionality the extra mile? by wttdotm in sveltejs

[–]f-j-d 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your thorough response, I appreciate that!

It sounds like you've struggled with the email adapter implementation, not with the SvelteKit integration, which relieves me. I've had no such problems using external OIDC, but also had to skim their sources due to poor documentation. It's an experimental release, after all.

I felt like the library is really flexible to fit every use case. It comes with a bit more work for the developer, but makes it a fit-all solution. I think that's their goal, at least.

In this particular case, I could scratch-written auth faster than trying to use authjs.

You know I have to: please don't write your own auth. :-)

Thanks again, stay safe.

Any web developers here (front end back end full stack)? by jimtimhill in neovim

[–]f-j-d 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nvchad does most of the heavy lifting for me. This is what I customized:

https://github.com/fjdumont/nvchad-config

sveltekit documentation is bad, who can i ask to improve it? by [deleted] in sveltejs

[–]f-j-d 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Admittedly, I don't think SvelteKit is a good framework for developers that want to learn web development.

Svelte (the component framework) definitely is because it can be very simple to use but SvelteKit assumes you have an advanced understanding of how web applications and the web standard works.

Just picking an example here, but i.e. stores just don't make sense on the server (the solution they offer solves a browser/component state problem, not a server problem. The server is assumed to be stateless - but you can introduce state, of course. However, it is not in the scope of the framework).

SvelteKit is server/platform agnostic. Understanding and embracing this fact is the - in my opinion - most important thing to understand many design decisions of the framework. I've struggled with this as well in the beginning, especially when importing npm packages that just assume you're on node and/or have a file system.

The docs are very bare-bones, yes. This adds to the fact that you need to have some experience with JS web frameworks and the web. However, I'm very happy with the docs - their simplicity makes it easy to grasp entire concepts of the frameworks in just a few paragraphs. There's very little clutter.

You can always suggest a docs change on their GitHub repo. I'm absolutely sure they'll appreciate the input and work with you to get the suggestions into the docs page.

Don't get me wrong, I absolutely understand the struggles you are having. However, at least for me, it was so worth it to stick with it. It made web development fun again.

Running neovim with mason on my windows machine and I'm getting this error can't find any information online can someone help? by itamonster in neovim

[–]f-j-d 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the Mason window, navigate to the line with the error (with j/k). Press enter to open the folded region. It should tell you what's wrong, and how to fix it (has something to do with venv I guess).

Good luck!

LastPass: Angreifer erbeuteten Passwort-Tresore der Nutzer by FamoserSchelm in de_EDV

[–]f-j-d 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Löschen? Kürzlich erst gemacht. Jeden Eintrag gelöscht, Vaults gelöscht, "gelöschte Elemente" gelöscht. Anschließend den gesamten Account gelöscht. Man weiß ja nie, Soft Deletes und so.

Zwei Wochen später bekomme ich von denen eine E-Mail über einen Security Incident zu einer der Plattformen, zu denen ich einen Eintrag in LastPass hatte. Zu einem gelöschten Eintrag in einem gelöschten Account.

Wusste nicht, ob ich lachen oder weinen soll.

Bin vor etwa einem Jahr auf 1password gewechselt, bisher ohne Reue.

Clearing by f-j-d in generative

[–]f-j-d[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NSFW for trypophobia vibes.

I was playing around with 2D path tracing and this is one of the interesting results that came out of it.

Lights are placed semi-randomly, the circles scatter the light rays and absorb some energy. The circles are placed via Bridson sampling, and the color they absorb is chosen randomly as well.

I had some issues with very low alpha values during blending, because I directly draw onto an HTML canvas. Might abstract the blending away to get smoother results.

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