This problemis finally fixed on KDE.

Yea, I've seen it when it was stillavailableand there are other file managers with similar modes, it just doesn't make sense to me, that's it.

Cool, still have no idea how people used this.

Size: 256 mm^3 is good enough for vast majority of prints.

Filaments: you either go with premium priced name-brand filaments or you go with cheaper local manufacturers (there aren't a lot of difference for basic filaments, except for color availability). Compatibility depends on material being used, some require hardened steel nozzles or higher temperatures, or both. You can check before buying a spool. For basic PLA (hyper/ultra/whatever), PETG (PCTG), you don't need anything. When buying it's a good idea too look for manufacturer supplied parameters for printing it, they often provide them. If there are noneand the filament isn't directly supported in your slicer, you can always choose generic material. You can store your plastic wherever as long as it isn't direct sunlight. If they are already opened/partially used, you can store them in airtight plastic containers for food.

Accessories are mostly unneeded.

Alternatives: You should look at Elegoo Centauri Carbon (2) or Snapmaker U1. Bbl ease-of-use is greatly overblown.

Yeah, but they are very specific kind of muscle hole. 🙃

tldr: disable password auth in ssh.

Also name misses the point I think, it's a musl-hole.

You should walk carefully, there might be a UA prison waiting for you next.

/joke

I have a thinkpad p1 g5, it supports both, I've tried to use newer one and it required me to tinker with it, it still consumed more power and there was always a worry about leaving it. s2ram just works, reliably.

Newer laptops have a different sleep mechanism called modern suspend (s0ix/s2idle) it doesn't work at all, you can find your laptop hot as hell and almost discharged after a few hours of sleep. Or it will just never go into sleep.

Bambulab is known to only give away their printers when reviews are positive, so unless they bought them .

Also reviews of printers that printed less than 1000 hours aren't very usable (to me).

Same with the recent transition to uutils, which aren't completely compatible but they are new so that's apparently fine (if people on the fediverse to be believed).

Cool, sort of fractals for gw1, if I understood correctly.