UnpledgedCatnapTipper

This is a dumb question, but is your optical drive only a CD drive, or does it support DVDs?

You can drive screen output via the gpio pins quite easily. You can even do VGA output via I²S!

PETG is great and almost as easy to work with as PLA! I got a nicer printer a few months ago and have been using it for more structural prints (hooks, storage bins that I’ll probably drop, things for in my car). It holds up a lot better, and doesn’t suddenly fracture into pieces when over stressed like PLA does.

For anything decorative, or low impact/stress, PLA works great and typically gives slightly better dimensional accuracy compared with PETG. PLA is a poor choice for anything that’ll have extended sun exposure, impacts, or needs to survive moderately high temperatures like in a hot car.

Happy printing!

The main reasons it’s used in 3d printing have more to do with cost (it’s cheap) and its mechanical properties (low-ish melting temp, low expansion/contraction when heated/cooled, low warping, durable enough), as well as not releasing tons of nasty fumes when heated.

Some other benefits are that it’s typically made from corn rather than oil, and can be composted in an industrial setting.

Debian devs voted to allow AI contributions.

https://www.theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026/08/30/debian-votes-to-let-contributors-code-with-ai/5293421

They’re very recessed and don’t really get in the way. They aren’t great joysticks, but they’re nice to have for games that really need them.

I don’t know what your definition of budget friendly is, but I recently got a Flashforge Creator 5 pro. I’ve got around 30 print hours on it so far, and it’s been fantastic so far. I have it in LAN only mode and have been using Orca slicer. Compared with my old Ender 3, it’s an absolute joy to work with!

Maybe in ranked queues, but I play a ton of the more casual game modes (ARAM mayhem and Arena) and the toxicity isn’t super common to see. Like, it does happen but it’s much rarer than it was a decade ago now that Riot actually moderates things.

It’s based on Brave’s adblocker.

My Bolt EV weighs like 3600 pounds, about 400 pounds more than my old ICE Honda Accord. Maybe we should tax vehicles based on manufacturer spec curb weight. That might push demand for smaller, lighter, more efficient cars.

It would not charge at the full speed the whole time, but the specifics depend on the individual model of car.

So, my car is a Chevy Bolt EV, and it has a 60kWh battery. If it were capable of charging a 1MW, it would take 3.6 minutes to charge from 0 to 100. My car can unfortunately only charge at a max of about 50kW, but I’ve owned it for 9 months and have only charged on my standard 120v charger (~1.4 kW) at home.

AOC voted against MTG’s amendment, but then voted against the full bill. I really fail to see the issue voting against amending a bill that you’re against in its entirety.

Edit: the amendment got a total of 6 votes in favor

AOC voted against the amendment that MTG proposed to a funding bill. AOC then voted against the full bill when it came up for a vote.

Edit: the amendment got a total of 6 votes in favor

They’d probably run away, they only weigh like at most 5.5 pounds (~2.5 kg)!

They’re actually smaller than housecats! They’re the deadliest because they have the highest success rate when hunting, but they’re super small and adorable.

“Optimal” in what way? On an average day, I use ~10-15% of my max charge, with a max range of ~200 miles, +/- a bit depending on outside temperatures. I actually have the “hilltop reserve” feature turned on so I have regen brakes available always, which stops charging at 87%.

Most people do not need their full charge capacity, it’s just nice to have for the occasional road trip. With improved charging networks, ~100 mile range would he plenty for the vast majority of people for the vast majority of days.

I’m using Zoho to host my emails for my custom domain (I pay like $15 per year or something). I do have DKIM, SPF, and DMARC configured, as they’re not hard to configure, as they’re literally just a couple of DNS entries.

Moving to another provider would just be a matter of changing these DNS entries along with your MX record to point at your new provider.

I run a variety of self hosted things via my domain on a dynamic IP. I just have dynamic dns set up to check my current public IP periodically, and update the dns entry if it changes.

I didn’t say it was ideal, but if nothing else has the feature you want, it would work!