Linux or Mac shop in the past 3 places.
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You can purchase this as a poster from the artist: https://www.redbubble.com/i/poster/Linux-United-by-RadixRoss/160163174.LVTDI
Thanks! Perhaps Thunder (what I am using) does the same, but since this is an avif it's not picked up in filters. I'll start keeping a list of extensions as I see these, as "links vs images" seems to be happening more in posts. The information collection continues.
What client did you post this with? Trying to debug why it's a link instead of the image.
And again their is an avenue that could be easily exploited.
And they lost all they're credibility.
I should go to the X Files museum near me
Cal.com. It's also open source.
I just realized I had forgotten about drive letters altogether.
Ahh I stand corrected. Thanks!
Oops. Edited (publisher not creator).
This is from the ~~creator~~ publisher of Firewatch
The SV08 Max loses about 100mm of height when you add the enclosure, and while there have been some top hats designed before, they all look.. bad. All of them use clear plexiglass all the way around and look really weird and "hacked on".
So, I decided to design and make my own to match the factory enclosure as close as possible (and includes a Nevermore filter mount). Here's a preview, and as with all my projects ~~I'll release~~ I've released a write-up, directions, and links to the STEP/3MF files ~~soon~~ on my site: https://nowsci.com/mods-for-3d-printers/
Hi all,
The attached photo is my brim (top) and first layer (bottom) after stopping the print. I've noticed that my brims look totally fine, but the first layer of the print itself has gaps between the lines.
How do I go about debugging this? I'm using Orcaslicer with an SV08 Max, and customizations I have during slicing include dropping the nozzle .2mm with the following Machine gcode:
G90 ; Absolute
G21 ; Use metric
M83 ; Use relative distances for extrusion
SET_GCODE_OFFSET Z=-0.2 MOVE=0
And a flow ratio of .96 with this ABS, which I commonly use on the Voron as well.
Thoughts?
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Visiting southern US for the holidays. There was a truck idling to warm it up yesterday, it was 47F out. We saw the driver walking up as we passed so proceeded to have a conversation about big strong manly men in their big strong manly trucks being able to handle "a bit of a chill".