You might be able to pull this off if you forgo the heated bed, but it’s probably not worth it.

What USB-PD battery do you plan to use and how long do you expect it to last?

So a shuttlecraft is a boat

Yes

Oh yeah I see what you mean now, that is dumb.

I didn’t realize they removed the ability to manually add a search engine (without flipping flags)

Somebody should compile a list of flags you might wanna toggle/change on a new install of FF. Actually I imagine someone already has

Maybe the search engine you were trying to add doesn’t support OpenSearch?

Nope, that’s his lower horn

they could just provide a template string for “unsupported” search engines.

Like everyone else does.

Apple isn’t not supporting it because doing so would be hard, it’s just another way to maintain control over their walled garden and make a profit selling exclusivity.

Why do you need a hack?

Firefox supports OpenSearch, you can just go to any search engine (like my searxng site) and right-click the address bar to add it to your search engines.

Or you can manually add it from settings by just adding the address of the search site. It will determine the proper format automatically, no need to add the %s stuff you typically would.

Firefox also handles suggestions properly, Chrome doesn’t seem to support them at all outside of their engine.

Can’t remember the name at the moment but I had a HACS plugin that would pick up at the power level/battery sensors and warn you when they were below a threshold or offline for a specified amount of time

Dwarf Fortress is an experience, it’s really something else

I switched over to Fluidd a while back, but at least according to the Spoolman repo Mainsail’s integration is working now as well

Ah shoot, disregard that.

I copied a lot of this from my Discord server and that little bit was actually caused by a permissions issue on my end. I just forgot to remove that line.

That said, I would recommend restarting the docker container after configuring your first spool, just to verify that your database doesn’t get lost on restart.

Tasmota is natively supported by moonraker

# moonraker.conf

[power Printer]
type: tasmota
address: 192.168.1.124
password: mypassword

Even if it means humanities destruction 😛

Perhaps even especially