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justtocomment

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    Comment #45283203

    While I can't directly compare with BambuLab print results, the prints I get out of my Prusa Core One with current Firmware and Slicer are stellar and surpass even the prints of my…

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    Comment #43476474

    Forgot to add: > OTF provides direct funding and expert support services to individuals and organizations around the world [...]. Some of these projects: - Let's Encrypt - Tor - Op…

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    Comment #42397957

    Thank you for clarifying! (I'm not a native speaker, so your answer is much appreciated).

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    Comment #42395082

    > [...] but they may wish to take down their handbook lest they capture the interest of law enforcement agencies [...] I wonder if I'm oblivious to some kind of sarcasm in your com…

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    Comment #38475733

    I'm aware that this is utterly childish, but still wondering how far one would get, forking Visual Studio Code and calling it XVisual Studio Code.

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    Comment #37562296

    That's how things are for some. Not everybody has this luxury.

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    Comment #36654542

    I see a lot of people mentioning Fairphones not being on par with phones by multi billion dollar companies. This citicism is valid. But I think it leaves out a lot of the overall p…

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    Comment #35956196

    I'm not aware of any HW sequencers supporting microtonal scales. If you're talking about MIDI sequencing I don't think that's baked into the standard: As far as I know, MIDI doesn'…

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    Comment #35909947

    This makes me so happy! I use the Deluge to learn music theory, synthesis and a bit of composition and it's so much more fun making music in the garden than to spend another hour s…

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    Comment #33736124

    I work at a place that has to do animal tests (mostly on mice and fish) to understand and cure diseases. Colleagues working with animals tell me there's strict restrictions on cond…

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    Comment #33188252

    > Nothing burns a team out faster than a bad colleague. Ever had a bad boss?

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    Comment #29265656

    I tried to use a CNC mill recently and that lasted about 30 seconds. Terrible piece of equipment.

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    Comment #26974627

    I enjoy my Fuji X system camera and the colours it produces. Sometimes, however, I'd like to do some RAW processing in Linux (Darktable) - but of course this means that I lose in-c…

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    Comment #26199029

    It's interesting how we twist our behaviour to accomodate the technology and not the other way around. What worked great for us was not buying the thing in the first place.

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    Comment #25927380

    Something to be aware of: most (all?) of these keyboards give the thumbs more to do than merely pressing the "space" key. This is awesome, because thumbs are strong and relatively …

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    Comment #25496990

    Without ever having heard of this case, I'd like to add two, maybe unrelated, datapoints: * I know Matthias Kirschner personally (though not very good). This story does not fit the…

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    Comment #23325022

    Thanks for taking the time to reply! I guess it does explain things ... Best of luck with the product, also +1 to the suggestion of an open source client from a sibling thread!

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    Comment #23324901

    Can't comment on the merits of the product itself. That in the first five minutes of this post being online, several users more or less claim that this has changed their lives in t…