I’ve been a fan of git-flow for a long time. It makes the master consistently stable and production ready, gives mechanisms for hotfixing, patching, releasing, tagging, and regular feature dev with a running develop branch. This tends to be more stable than Wild West commits into dev direct, since you work on a feature in isolation, and then merge the feature in when it’s ready, and keeps prod in its own lane so there’s no risk of a feature accidentally nuking something.
Are you west coast? Somewhere else?
Holy infill captain! Stefan is awesome, it’s a great channel if you guys haven’t watched. He does great tests and reviews of filaments and tech!
I’m guessing you have a nozzle not screwed in fully, or there was filament above the threads preventing it from seating. I’d warm the print head, remove the nozzle, run a bit of filament through without the nozzle, then yank it out, hopefully pulling any globs down and out of the heater block. Reassemble hot and make sure the nozzle seats firmly. Good luck!
I use https://znote.io, but there are other similar apps, not all free that do the same. Folders + tagging is super useful
I had this issue on an fdm printer when the z axis was binding up. Bumping might do it too. But since you said you paused, I’m guessing that’s the culprit, not sure why though, maybe resume doesn’t take zoffset into account or something, maybe a bug.
Falling sand games, specter supreme, escape velocity, gyromite.
No, cpu and antenna power aren’t the same thing.
All that phone home Apple spyware huh? Wait, that’s Chinese stuff.
Yeah I second that it’s just a Siri suggestion. Mine suggests apps I use at a certain time of day or the traffic level at the time I normally leave for work. I think yours is just showing an attraction that happens to be geographically close. If you unboxed next to Yellowstone National park it might have popped up something about visiting a geyser. It’s only an ad if you consider seeing things near you ads.
You can make smart playlists- but you might have to do that on the Mac. Smart playlists collect songs by whatever criteria you want- say music you hearted from the 90s added in the last 6 months. You can go wild with custom selectors and they’re live updating. Those lists get synced to all your devices. Playlists can be nested in folders- again you might have to do that on the Mac side. I’m not sure in iOS you can move contents of folders or lists into each other but on the Mac it’s drag’n’drop. I do wish iOS music app had a mechanism for creating and adjusting the smart lists though, because they’re great.
Go test drive one, say you’re ready to sign papers, and then ask about CarPlay. Walk away when they say no.
Dumbbbbbb. Give the people what they want. I’m not in the market now, but next next it’s CarPlay or forget it.
Awesome thanks!
I think you confused what I said- the dongle is the thing that comes with the mouse that plugs into the usb port. You were asking about hubs. I think people are saying it isn’t the hub that matters. The interference is wireless between the dongle and the mouse, not wired (between the hub and computer over usb).
That means any hub you wanna get is probably fine. Or you could just use a usb extender cable for the dongle to free up a port on your display. Since there are MANY hubs out there, many many, I would just recommend picking one with the port and power config you want that has good ratings. There are literally too many to recommend a specific- hundreds of options.
Personally I’d go with something that delivers decent power for charging devices and maybe a mix of type A and C connectors.
This is amazing!!! Are there stls?
I had the same problem with an aftermarket SSD. It was incredibly frustrating. Switch back to OEM ssd fixed it :/
I’m gonna second the interference opinions- your monitor is probably closer to your mouse and not jammed behind a computer next to all kinds of Wi-Fi antennas. I bet a simple usb extender cable that put the dongle closer to the mouse would work too. I had trouble with Logitech wireless being interference sensitive in the past.
Yeah they’re similar in several ways