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50 sats \ 0 replies \ @rblb 13h \ on: LUKS Full Disk Encryption Setup (Because Privacy Matters) security
Even if you are not worried about privacy for the reasons mentioned in the post, the good thing about full disk encryption is that you can throw disks away without wiping them, because often they become unusable, but the data is still there for someone dedicated enough.
think this is what most browser clients do now
in my experience, current clients just spawn connections for each tab and they use some form of local storage for caching. Having a single shared worker that has one pool, one set of connections and persistent subscriptions would make them feel more like "normal" websites imo.
How are you doing master election?
very simple approach: each worker gets an id when it spawns, they periodically send heartbeat messages to each other via a BroadcastChannel. The active worker with lowest id becomes the master.
What about Ark vs Spark? I probably need to think it through more, but at first glance, they look conceptually similar with Spark being simpler and with more compromises on the self-custody side.
I am looking for a twitter-like ux, like primal but without the bugs.
Since you suggested it, I gave Nostrudel another look with a more open mind, i suppose, and i does kinda have everything. It felt very counterintuitive and unfamiliar to me, but i think i can live with that, if there aren't other options. The settings are very technical and specific, which i like
i can't be the only one trying to add a relay to snort... right?
Is it normal for this to not work at all?
On the contrary I had a lot of issues printing somewhat complex models with esun PLA at high speed.
Not saying it is totally worthless, since it comes in some very pretty colors, and i managed to use it for lots of projects.
It is just hard to use and needs some tweaking, better supports, cleaner bed, sometimes glue. Just stick to other brands if you want to make your life easier.
I have a Creality Ender 3 V3 KE, so not exactly your model but they should be pretty similar. Great printer in my experience.
My suggestions:
- Try to print slower, if you get better success rate you might need to do something to fix vibrations.
- Try to increase the bed temperature
- Use a good slicer that supports the printer officially (i use Orca Slicer nb. get it from github, there are some fake websites out there)
- Some filament will leave some residue on the bed that causes other prints to not stick properly, wash the bed with water and a microfiber cloth
- Replace the nozzle, make sure there are no clogs
- Try to print this and this
I've found also that some filaments on amazon are just bad, i had good experience with anycubic and creality PLA and PETG.
I get your point though @DarthCoin , it is not a direct effect, and if we were to outlaw everything out of fear of all the possible side effects, we would end in turbo-prohibitionism.
I just think that there are way too many highly regarded and/or mentally ill people in the world and our life style is too centralized to apply your graph literally.
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