u/NotSoSuspicious

For tracks, nothing beats flying through Eau Rouge at Spa, trying to push just that little bit faster every time. Combine that with a Porsche 911 GT3 and there goes my evening just running lap after lap.

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Started in operations but started building pipelines and it snowballed from there. 3 years in and I've worked on automating most developer workflows, manage multiple Kubernetes clusters, any supporting cloud infrastructure and anything else that comes my way.

It's been quite the learning curve and I definitely feel like I could benefit from experience in a more traditional development role, but I wouldn't change a thing. Being thrown into the deep end has taught me a ton in a short period of time.

Instead of letting Bambu calculate the filament purge volume you can also do a test yourself, which usually leads to significantly less purge volume with results that are just as good.

For example: https://makerworld.com/models/112380

Seriously, if it's bigger and multiple toolheads (2) + AMS I'd wait and spend whatever. If it's not that, I'll just get an X1C...

Yeah, maybe I just got unlucky, but keep an eye out for it while you have warranty

Key presses not registering, registering more than once, freezing on a key press and printing the same character for 5-10 seconds.

Tried different cables, different switches (known to be working), made sure PCB wasn't contacting casing and shorting, modified firmware and changed debounce algorithms, delays, etc. Nothing resolved the issue, my best guess is a bad PCB. Started happening ~2 months in and Monsgeek support sent me poor instructions on "bending the switch socket pins back" which wasn't helpful.

Disagree, my monsgeek board was garbage, constant issues. Gave up and went back to an old board. Hope you have better luck!

Got tired of trying to fix it, using my old keyboard again

Looking to replace my current board with something reliable.

I currently have a Monsgeek M1 with Akko Lavender Purple switches, prior to this I had Gateron Blue switches. About 4 months into using the board, I started having double click or no click issues, Monsgeek support said it's the switches and to try replacing them.

This is when I swapped in the Akko Lavender Purples, still having the same issues. Flashed modified firmware, tested a bunch of debounce delays and different algorithms, nothing seems to solve the problem and at this point I'm over messing with it. I just need something that works.

Now the question is, any reliable keyboards (1+ year of use at least) that you guys would recommend? I'm looking for either another 75 or a 96. I do like my switches (purples) so ideally a barebones kit but at the very least a hot swappable board. Looking to spend around CAD$150.

Haven't found a fix, I did flash custom qmk firmware and bumped up the debounce time a bit, seemed to help a little but it's still happening occasionally.

Mine is the non-wireless version so can't speak to the battery issue unfortunately

Are you my coworker? Lol

Mostly GitOps using Kustomize and ArgoCD to deploy to Kubernetes clusters, Ansible, and Terraform for configuration and resources such as API gateways

Those temps definitely aren't normal especially with a 360mm AIO. Under load my i7 14700k sits around 55 average and highest spike I've seen was 89

You need supports

I run a Sprite Pro on my E3V2 Neo, only difference between the V2 install vs the V2 Neo install is that you have to replace your X axis cover holding the switch because the Sprite mount plate won't hit the switch in the stock location.

You can find printable models online.

Automobilista 2, goes on sale frequently, physics are good overall. Large selection of cars and tracks, great AI and easy to create an online lobby. (Which can be made private so only the 2 of you can join)

The response outlines it pretty clearly, rule 3 of that subreddit. There's probably other subreddits that better fit your question. (not everything is a conspiracy lol)

Depends on the reason to upgrade, I put a direct drive on my Ender (Sprite Pro) because I wanted to be able to print TPU better.

For a direct drive set up like that I would probably try with a printed adapter/mount first, no need to buy anything. (Except maybe some different length screws)

For example: Ender 3 V2 DD Adapter

3 days, Star Wars deathstar lamp taking up my entire build plate

Thanks!

The automated binary keyboard post was fantastic

https://www.tezcables.com/product/custom-keyboard-cables/?attribute_coils=Yes&attribute_quick-disconnect=%2317%20Black%20GX-16&attribute_paracord=%2312%20Red&attribute_techflex=Red&attribute_device-usb-connector-keyboard=USB-C&attribute_host-usb-connector-pc=USB-A&attribute_detachable-heatshrink=Black&attribute_device-keyboard-heat-shrink=Black&attribute_host-pc-heat-shrink=Black&attribute_straight-side-length=4.5ft&attribute_coil-direction=Default

Locus wave!