thegreekgeek

Of course not, why would anything useful make it through one of Google's"upgrades"?

There isn't much more you can do to streamline that workflow for ebooks, though the default Calibre library filesystem of subfolders by author makes it frustrating if your library is large and the books author is towards the end of the alphabet.

My new workflow (which is my old workflow but it's been broken since Calibre companion was bought by some asshole) is use syncthing to sync your calibre autoimport folder, then use the Calibre reading list plugin to upload it to your device next time it connects.

For my reading app I use KOreader, it will allow you to connect to Calibre as a wireless device and let you browse your OPDS server if you have it enabled. Also it's available on basically anything.

I eventually intend to host my Calibre library on my server and run it through a reverse proxy so I don't have to worry about being connected to my home network for updated, but that's a bit further down the road lol.

For now.

Second the litter robot. I had a pet safe automatic litterbox for years and this one blows that out of the water.

Yeah, looking at the suggested print settings for vase mode makes me think I'll need to mess with the temp and speed. I kept them mostly the same as my non vase mode profile which is probably is the issue.

Looking at previous runs it seems that the imperfections are there as well, but more minimized:

It's definitely sagging, this happened as I was composing the OP:

That's the worst I've seen, usually it's like the original picture... Oh damn I just noticed it happens at the same layer heights every time.

Hmmm, so why would this filament give me trouble and not the other one? Or is this a z-axis issue or a slicer one?

The way I organized my setup was using a file structure like this:

• Videos
  • Movies
  • TV

My media player and torrent client have access to the videos directory, and Radarr and Sonarr have access to their respective directories. The *arrs add the files to the torrent client with the destination being their respective directories, and upon completion it triggers a media player library re-index. This way you can seed and stream concurrently.

I printed off one of these YEARS ago, they're pretty cool! I wonder if I still have it somewhere.

At first glance that seems possible, looks like sutty.nl is the requirement. It just looks like they already have a plugin for Jekyll.

I'll definitely need to check this out, thanks!

Thank goodness lol. That was tragic.