It depends, but for me one use case is decoupling the end device from the application. We have laptops, desktops and phones in our household and rather than installing/updating every single one of them I have a central point for management, with all of the downsides of course (if the thing fails, it fails for all).
When I add a new machine to the network, every functionality an data is already there so I don’t need to copy or install anything everywhere.
I use vaultwarden/bitwarden but I’ll check it out.
Have you tried scribus?
Try drying it. I have issues with wet filament all the time, even fresh out of the vacuum sealed wrapper. Another thing to try would be to slow it down to see if it goes away. The third thing would be to calibrate the flow and pressure advance (orca slicer has the functionality built in)
I sadly don’t need it, but I remember seeing these things when they came out and I lusted for one so badly. Amazing tech for the time. Thank you very much for sharing this with us.
Oooh, yeah. Makes sense. Sorry, I had a brain fart. Of course it would short the outlet. Would definitely trip a breaker. Was thinking of an outlet for some reason.
I just looked at the picture and the only line that goes to the plug is the grounding wire.
If it would be done exactly like in the picture nothing would happen, as the only wire going in is the ground wire.
very cool reference, i’ll be sure to bookmark it. great job!