Even AI can’t do this. It is an impossibility. AI might be able to make the shape, but it will NEVER be able to interpret the intent of that shape. It will never know if a cylinder is meant for a gun or for a rolling pin. It will never know if I’m making a trigger for a gun or a replacement trigger for my hot glue gun.
Pinkie Pie runs Hannah Montana linux
Regular superglue for placing magnets, I like 3DGloop for sticking prints together
Wish I could stay on Wayland but it’s not quite there for game streaming yet. Window/scene capture in OBS is miles better on X11 still. For non-streamers though Wayland is amazing
My UnRaid server with 50 docker containers of various uses and a 1060ti all sitting in an old gaming rig is pretty steady at 80W
Ringing 100%. Need to do some Input Shaping tuning
Hosting my own as well as of a couple weeks ago. It’s been an adventure getting things to work right, but it’s nice owning my data.
As long as the borders are printing you should be golden. Not something you’d want to to often of course, depending on the printer, since you might strain the hardware at the extreme edges
I just got Easy!Appointments setup after being disappointed by cal.com. I don’t see any options for ics, but it does have CalDAV integrations (along with Google sync as well). I haven’t personally used the CalDAV integration so can’t speak to how mature it is. I’ve got my SMTP settings setup and emails go right out
I’d settle for the small lag with a humidity sensor. If you’re the type to run the shower for a minute before getting in, it should kick in in that time.
Could do a presence sensor or motion sensor pointed at the shower. Haven’t played with either, and you’d have to figure out water resistance.
It’s looking good! I need to start polishing mine up, going to use some of this as inspiration!
I used Claude to do my initial Homepage config, but I’m doing the dirty work getting in there and making it mine.
I’ve got an old 1060ti in my server. Ollama shares it with just a couple other containers. Electricity here is majority hydro with some natural gas, $0.08/kWh.
It’s a little slow, but I can comfortably run qwen3:14b. Of course that’s not all done on the GPU, a large part is offloaded to server ram (generally 32GB available so more than enough headroom)
My server and my gaming PC combined last month came out to $13.32