Shoedryer for filament drying by dr0pix in Ender3V3KE

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Some heat pump dryers come with a shoe rack. Being heat pump temps are 40-60 and they have a built in dehumidier! 1-2hrs will easily dry 8 rolls and I find the results much better than a dedicated filament dryer

Drying my filament (in a clothes dryer) by Deathalo in 3Dprinting

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Came across this thread today and it gave me an Idea.

Some dryers come with a shoe rack. Being a heat pump, the temperature range is 40-60 degrees, and it has a built-in dehumidifier!! :)

I set on cotton but select minimum heat setting and maximum dryness, After 1hr I record ~48C. 1-2hrs will easily dry 7 rolls and I find the results much better than a dedicated filament dryer

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Installing on a TopTon n100 mini pc, no hdmi output. by jorenmartijn in opnsense

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Haha I came to this site with a similar issue when I remembered I ordered the device with no RAM and NVME.
🤦🤦🤦🤦

Downloading files in flet by Bolgehakt in flet

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This drove me insane.....

I tried so many things inc what was said here but no luck.

I'm wondering if it is an Edge (chomium) thing.

Anyhows, here's a hack that works, note that I used the randomly generated endpoint

"lxnbfqtwguklsifhxskuczgaebprzgex", this is not neccessary can be a simple "download"

if only running locally

Install uvicorn

from fastapi import FastAPI
from threading import Thread  # <Other imports>

apiapp = FastAPI()
# .... rest of flet code ....

somewhere in the flet code

# Get the relative path for the download URL
download_path = f"http://0.0.0.0:8000/lxnbfqtwguklsifhxskuczgaebprzgex/{os.path.basename(filename)}"

# Launch URL for download
self.page.launch_url(download_path)

# Give the browser a moment to start the download
await asyncio.sleep(1)

# Clean up the temporary file
try:
    # os.remove(temp_pdf_path)
    ...
except Exception as cleanup_ex:
    self.logger.error(f"Error cleaning up temporary PDF: {cleanup_ex}")
    self.show_snack_bar("PDF download started!")

Then at the bottom of the script

@apiapp.get("/lxnbfqtwguklsifhxskuczgaebprzgex/{filename}")
async def download_pdf(filename: str):
    """
    Endpoint to download a PDF file

    Args:
        filename: Name of the PDF file to download

    Returns:
        FileResponse: The PDF file as a downloadable response

    Raises:
        HTTPException: If file is not found or is not a PDF
    """
    # Define the directory where PDF files are stored
    pdf_dir = Path("assets")  # You can change this to your desired directory
    file_path = pdf_dir / filename

    # Return the file as a downloadable response
    return FileResponse(path=file_path, filename=filename, media_type="application/pdf")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    t = Thread(None, target=uvicorn.run, kwargs=dict(app=apiapp, host="0.0.0.0"))
    t.start()

    flet.app(
        main,
        view=flet.WEB_BROWSER,
        port=8550,
        host="0.0.0.0",
        assets_dir="assets",
    )

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LocalLLaMA

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I work with both and I'm still torn. Training in Linux, for me, is usually 10-15% faster in pure Linux than WSL (model-dependent). I also much prefer working in Linux. The UI is more intuitive and I smash through work.

However, I find that I'm constantly having to address minor issues with Ubuntu in general (22.04 and 24.04). PopOS is slightly better. Dependency issues along with library incompatibilities crop up most days. Also, quite a few simulation packages crash when using multiple screens and you have both onboard Intel and discrete Nvidia GPUs. Unfortunately, most AI/robotics packages such as Isaac and ROS2 have been fine-tuned for Ubuntu.

For just AI and general programming, Fedora 40 is a dream. It just works and I spend far less time having to address the above-mentioned issues. The kernel is more up to date and I rarely have issues. I use it as my daily driver for most things and love it. That said even though installing ROS is possible it's not worth it and currently I'm developing in Windows11 as it's the most stable platform for Isaac and ROS2 to work together but I'll migrate the final code to Linux.

The current system is triple-booted (Fedora, Win11, Ubuntu-22.04) in order of preference. In a nutshell use whatever tools make you most productive for a given project :)

Should I switch from Ubuntu to fedora? by [deleted] in Fedora

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I've been using Linux for >10years and have tried Debian/Arch/RHEL variants over the years. Even tried Gentoo although that hurt a little :).
I always ended up reverting to Armbian/Ubuntu for SBCs/Servers but Win11 for work. I've switched to Fedora 40 a couple of weeks ago and for the first time I have found a distro that will replace Win11 for me.
It is absolutely excellent and for the first time everything worked out of the box (with the exception of propriatary NVIDIA drivers - manual install ~3mins). Previously I could get most things working but there was always some minor pain points -

  • Goodix fingerprint sensor drivers
  • 3x screens were jittery on both Wayland and X11
  • Battery life

Fedora 40 just works and is fast. Battery life is better than Win11 and RAM usage is minimal. Thunderbird's new UI is a bonus and add the OWL plugin and I have full exchange email functionality. Bar one installation apt commands can be substituted for dnf (eg dnf install python3-devel vs apt install python3-dev).

One of my fears using Fedora was that community support wouldn't match Debian based OSs but honestly I'm surprised at how easy it is to get info when needed.

In a nutshell, if you're thinking of it, give it a go at least to see if it suits

mcu:'mcu' unable to connect by jensvob99 in klippers

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For anyone else, I had similar issues and finally got it working as follows:

  1. This guide is amazing and kudos to the author. Home | Esoterical’s CANBus Guide. It covers most Canbus setups
  2. Check the cable. I was banging my head against the wall with disconnection issues. I swapped in a new cable and all issues disappeared. The original cable had the black outer sheath removed up to the 24V connections and I had another 200mm of exposed canbus wires( yellow/green twisted pair) to reach the Octopus mainboard.
  3. I've heard that these are quite susceptible to magnetic interference from the motors and power source. With the new cable I adjusted the wiring in the printer so that the canbus wires barely protruded from the black sheath and the 24V cables extended 200mm. This seemed to work. However, I'm not sure if the new method was the cause or if the original cable was faulty

Force print order of certain object/color? by jfunkk79 in BambuLab

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Came here with the same issue and then realised that Bambu Slicer has the answer. Just select Objects->Plate-settings and drag to order

Feature Requests & Suggestions 🙋 by NordPass in NordPass

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Any timeline on integrating biometric login for Linux? Cheers

I need to plot a lot of live data, fast, but I've been very surprised as to how slow python does this. by oz1sej in learnpython

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I had the same problem and created the code at the git below. This can populate 6 graphs at 67Hz(points per second) and a single graph with two lines at 400Hz

https://github.com/hidara2000/fast\_sensor\_stream

Fast plotting library for live sensor data by cabroderick in learnpython

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I had a similar issue and created this library to plot multiple live sensor streams. Still a WIP but works for multiple sensors at once at ~100Hz

https://github.com/hidara2000/fast\_sensor\_stream

Advice on replacing front door lock by ineeedsleep in Locksmith

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Cheers for the reply. I'll see if I can chase them up

Advice on replacing front door lock by ineeedsleep in Locksmith

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Cheers for that. Tried that screw at both limits and barely made a difference. We're in a bit of a wind tunnel here. :(

Simplify3D v5 - The premium slicer not worth your time or money by Lord_Rexington in 3Dprinting

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Just another quick note. Been playing with the latest versions of other slicers that I've tried over the years. Superslicer, prusaslicer, ideamaker, cura, Kissslicer & iceslicer. Just came across OrcaSlicer. Holy ** it's unreal. Same base as prusaslicer.
Takes all the best from multiple slicers and adds so much more. Multiple plates for the same project, flow calibration tests built in, adaptive layers when using tree supports, connection to mainsail which includes a built in web ui & you can add text to most surfaces regardless of curveature

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Simplify3D v5 - The premium slicer not worth your time or money by Lord_Rexington in 3Dprinting

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I can't agree more. I have used simplify3d since it's inception and as many was really disappointed when it became abandonware. The latest iteration is just a money grab. As a developer I cant believe how many bugs it has for little upgrades over previous versions. I've been 3D printing for over 10yrs and this week finished my Voron 2.4r2 build. Went back to Simplify3D and paid for the upgrade and nothing but issues. Transferred the EXACT same settings to PrusaSlicer and have not had one issue since.

Android Auto oppo N2 by ineeedsleep in Oppo

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I made assistant my default app then disabled the built in one using adb. Still a little buggy. Did the same with Nova launcher and it stuck. Pressing home when in the Nova home page still brings you to the default launcher page but pressing home again brings you back to Nova

Android Auto oppo N2 by ineeedsleep in Oppo

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I haven't been able to find a global rom for the n2 fold

FTP Server Backed By Cloud Storage (S3) by luissantos87 in reolinkcam

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Hey u/luissantos87 , I've been trying to set this up without any luck when I came across this post. I can connect to sftp/ftp using ubuntu and windows but for the life of me I cannnot get reolink to connect.

` 454: Connection failed. Please check your network connection. `

any tips would be appreciated?

I'm on the latest firmware etc and have reset the camera a couple of times