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8 months agoVPS’ are pretty cheap. Checkout https://buyvm.net starts at like 2.50$/mo
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1·8 months agoProsody is also really easy.
Does snikknet federated properly? It’s weird they don’t seem to mention XMPP anywhere on the site
But your cousin almost certainly already uses XMPP, in the form of Messenger, WhatsApp, iMessage, gChat, Zoom, or something like that…
Use a controller with WLED
32·9 months agoYou don’t like Add-ons?
1·10 months agoNot sure which drivers came stock on your Ender 5 board, it’s possible it already uses “quiet” drivers.
I have a BigTreeTech SKR MINI in my Ender 3 and it’s rather good, especially for the price
This one: https://blakadder.com/vindriktning-tasmota/
But the new one that is ZigBee OOTB is probably better
They are plenty sensitive enough usually. Mine Ikea one definitely knows when we are cooking, even when the hood is on.
Local libraries often have 3D printers now a days
That’s fairly easy to do for interpreted languages, but it’s a lot more problematic for compiled apps that are distributed as a machine code binary.
Great product, I have five of the dimmer only model in my house already and will be getting more. Properly ©UL listed as well! Great company as well, highly recommended!
Roelink (wired) as others have said, Amcrest is also good. Have a look at The Hook Up on YouTube for reviews. He does only comparative reviews and local control is one of his most important metric.
A battery powered ZigBee one should last for at least a year…
Not that I know of, but I’ve never really researched that.
How cold is it and which batteries does it use? CR#### batteries are notoriously bad in cold weather.
Less native apps, surely that’s what we all want
Metal sintering or bust!
The way you do it in TinkerCAD would work in FreeCAD (and the others as well I’m sure) using a substractive boolean operation. That’s useful sometimes, though I’m not sure you model requires that. From the Part Design workbench in FreeCAD I would start with a sketch of the general shape, extrude it, and then all on to its various faces the sketches needed for additions and extrusions.