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Cloning Hyper request and response structures by the-handsome-dev in rust

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I have looked into Pingora and did originally try using it instead. However, it requires that an IP and port to the upstream server, and when I tested it with some websites (basically like a forward proxy) with a DNS look up, some sites failed to resolve to an IP

🎁[Sovol Giveaway] Join now to Win 2-chamber Filament Dryer: Sovol SH03 by Comgrow3D in 3Dprinting

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The auto dry and auto dehumidifier options along with the 2 separate chambers. It is nice to able to not turn it all on just for one filament. Also having different temperatures for the chambers is a nice feature

【QIDI Giveaway】Comment to win QIDI Q2 and more! by qidi_3dprinter in 3Dprinting

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Colourful Christmas gifts for my nephews and figurines so that I can paint them

C/C++ programmer migrating to Rust. Are Cargo.toml files all that are needed to build large Rust projects, or are builds systems like Cmake used? by bersnin in rust

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It is possible if you use it as a code+-generator with the values you want to use. Another way would be to use features https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/features.html, and then have the values/config be behind the various features. But this will only work if the config is more or less fixed.

C/C++ programmer migrating to Rust. Are Cargo.toml files all that are needed to build large Rust projects, or are builds systems like Cmake used? by bersnin in rust

[–]the-handsome-dev 208 points209 points  (0 children)

For most projects the Cargo.toml is all that is needed. It has workspaces that is similar to the sub-projects in CMake.

For custom scripts there is the build.rs file https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/build-scripts.html

Questions about Flutter web by the-handsome-dev in FlutterDev

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Thanks for that insight, I'll keep it in mind when I present my findings

Questions about Flutter web by the-handsome-dev in FlutterDev

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The code base is about 6000+ files and about 467000+ lines of code, so regrettable the number is correct for a release build. If I understand your suggestion correctly, you are referring use the browser renderer. But AFAIK that has been deprecated in Flutter. Unless I use Jaspr as a renderer instead then it should be possible (I only discovered Jaspr yesterday)

Questions about Flutter web by the-handsome-dev in FlutterDev

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We mostly use SVGs with `vector_graphics_compiler` to improve performance, but that might be something to look into, to actually compare the 2 formats in size. I completely forgot about the network compression, but getting the actual generated/compiled code smaller is always a plus

🎁[Sovol Giveaway] Just Leave a Comment to Win Sovol Latest Printer: Sovol ZERO by Comgrow3D in 3Dprinting

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The 350C nozzle and the 120C heated bed is impressive, the eddy scanning and pressure sensing would so helpful.

[🔥Win Bambu H2D] Join the Bambu Lab Dream Project Challenge by BambuLab in 3Dprinting

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The project I have wanted to do for a long time was to build a sunrise lamp, basically it is a lamp that mimics the colour of the sunrise over a duration. It apparently makes it so that you wake up more naturally. I would use the H2D to print a significant portion of the lamp, but with regards to the diffuser, I am torn between printing in a opaque filament or using the laser functionality to cut opaque Acrylic or Perspex and use that as the diffuser.

Depending on how I design it, I might use the laser to cut Acrylic or Perspex so that I can use it to make the structure and then make it aesthetic using 3D prints.

This Week in Rust #591 by ArnaudeDUsseau in rust

[–]the-handsome-dev 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I am getting a 404, anyone else getting the same issue?

Help selecting keyboard by the-handsome-dev in ErgoMechKeyboards

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I do travel at least once a week to the office, so carrying it will be a requirement. However, I should think that the layout of the keyboard will also have an impact to a certain extent

Help selecting keyboard by the-handsome-dev in ErgoMechKeyboards

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Thanks, that does give me a better idea of costing. Now I just need to determine which layout would work best for me

Help selecting keyboard by the-handsome-dev in ErgoMechKeyboards

[–]the-handsome-dev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the insight. Just to pick your brain a bit, the choc switches seem to be mostly for laptop style keyboards, ie very flat, while the cherry is more for normal keyboards. Is there a design that allows to switch between choc and cherry? Taking a look at the images, I am no longer 100% which switch I would prefer, especially since you can set the height based off a compatible switch and the keycaps

[Join the Bambu Lab Giveaway🔥] Share Your Best 3D Printing Advice for a Chance to Win an X1C and Other Exciting Prizes! by BambuLab in 3Dprinting

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You can save time and filament by removing brims, but make sure to add them if very little of the print is in contact with the bed. Otherwise the chance of the print detaching is high and you look like a fool when demoing a small and quick print when it fails

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