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I like the boox devices, (they run a mostly stock Android that you can use the Google Play store and download whatever you want to them. Switched over from my Kindle a year ago and it's been fantastic)

Can you use Aurora store? https://auroraoss.com/ (That's what I use when I don't want to put a Google account on an Android phone)

This is great I'm going to have to try this out. I've got my own openscad dovetail joint scripts, but this seems more refined.

You can link openscad to a slicer, at least in the dev snapshots, press F8 and your model opens in your slicer of choice.

Makerworlds customizer is simply a web version of OpenScad. Upload your OpenSCAD script and good to go

Yeah. Prob 90% of mine went away between 36-40 years old.

Was quite important for me, screws hassle in switching spools.

Do you have a specific script you like?

Logitech has an on board memory manager app, it's a single executable portable no install needed that changes the settings directly on your mouse and then terminates.

This is the first I've heard of auto lid open and close!

I'm quite sad about the death of WSA

Btw I switched from using their app to bitfocus companion instead. Still lets me control my stream deck but no more elgato Corsair bloat

eBay. But it looks like it's coming to the UK. https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/wearable-technology/sony-reo...

This does both heating and cooling.

I have both of those, The work okay for cooling but they're not super powerful or anything. I like this new one that it also heats you up.

Does windows to go give you the same benefits of doing it on vhdx files (you can do snapshots and roll back state easily)

I've got a testing install of Windows on my main hard drive that boots from VHDX for these reasons

If you prefer GUI then bitvise has a solid ssh client

Everything 1.5 beta does this.

Check out klogg for log viewing on Windows, I recently switched to it.

I'll certainly go give this a spin later as I use voice to text daily. My first few questions:

How's the dictation accuracy compare to Talons latest model, or Microsoft's new voice access? Or dragon? You've got a few comparisons already but nothing that I actually use.

What's the latency like?

At least for me a general voice editor isn't useful, give me something that can send text to wherever my mouse is pointing and that's useful. Then make sure it works with Microsoft's voice without borders, synergy, barrier, input director etc.

Oh and does it support a user dictionary?

You can run a water chiller, but managing condensation gets tricky.

This has been exactly my experience, and why I love single thread perf.

I've had 12900k, 12900ks,13900k processors, I'm going to build a new one with either a 14900k or ks. I own a P5800x optane ssd to match.

Intel beats AMD on idle consumption though

This explains a lot about my computer experiences over the last few years. I've been buying absolute top end hardware, and been consistently running into a plethora of absolute weird technical issues unlike any of my previous experiences. I even had to rma a 12900ks directly with Intel after it couldn't run at stock settings bug free.

I've bought from cloud Free before, worked great.

A battled this for most of my life, the biggest difference surprisingly has been trying to shift meals earlier and earlier in the day. Search for ETRF, early time restricted feeding.

Githubs being weird for me today I'm having a bunch of repos return 404

Bookmarks work fine for saving tabs if you open everything in one window. Starts failing miserably once you want to save a set of windows and their tabs.

Session buddy for some reason ends up w/fairly high processor usage, especially if you keep the session page open. I created a local fork that stripped out tracking, slowing down updates, and automatically closing the session page and it it works much better for my needs.

I would love a way to force a large scroll bar to always be active on Android. (Any browser that can do this would be fine)

Took me decades to learn that by shifting my meal times earlier in the day it made it significantly easier to wake up early.

Cutting out late nights snacks was vital as well.

Tons of research - search for early time restricted feeding. eTRF.