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@kinghaunst oh ja, Trocknung und trocken halten ist wichtig.
Meinem #AMS von #BambuLab habe ich einen Satz SilicaGel Behälter gegönnt. Nach 3 Monaten von 10 auf 20% Luftfeuchte. Drucker an und los.
Die Box in der das Material lagert hat auch einige Behälter mit Trocknungsmittel und einen Schaumlippe am Deckel.
Das Granulat muss demnächst mal alles bei 120 Grad in den Backofen zum Rezirkulieren.
Das alles erspart einem aber nicht die Grundtrocknung des Materials.

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@slashdot OK, I get it. I've seen posts by people using bots and scripts (or just ridiculous amounts of labor) to apply for hundreds or sometimes more than a thousand #jobs in just a few weeks. It's a problem.

A problem that exists because of a fucked-up #economy and #labor market. And it's made worse by sometimes really stupid automated/AI #AMS employers use to filter applicants by keywords in application materials. 20% of postings being for #fakejobs sure as hell doesn't help. And LinkedIn's entire existence doesn't help.

Now I guess we can pay extra to have our AI wrangle with employers' #AI and if we "win" (?) maybe a human will see our resume?

#Slicer Problem
#OrcaSlicer VS. #BambuLab
Eigentlich bin ich mit dem Orca-Slicer sehr zufrieden. Besonders die Möglichkeiten, der Material - #Kalibrierung sind hervorragend.
Womit ich dort aber gar nicht klar komme, ist das #MultiMaterialManagement.

Für den #WollWickler habe ich mal testweise alle Farben benutzt, die im #AMS waren.

Bei Orca kommt da ein Überraschungspaket raus. BambuLabs eigener #Slicer gibt genau das aus, was ich eingestellt habe.

Warum?

    Photo of the Day 5th November 2024.
EI-SHN, Airbus A330-301, Aer Lingus, approaching it’s stand on Pier C at Manchester Airport, some time after May 1994.

 

    On This Day 5th November 1993.
SX-CBG, Boeing 727-230, Olympic Airways, at Amsterdam Schipol, 5th November 1993.

 

    Tails Tuesday 5th November 2024.
G-BNWA, Boeing 767-336ER, British Airways, taxiing out to the active runway at Manchester Airport, some time in the early 1990s.

https://mancavgeek.co.uk/2024/11/05/photo-of-the-day-5th-november-2024/

    Photo of the Day 30th October 2024.
G-BTTO, British Aerospace Advanced Turo Prop (ATP), BritishAirways Express, and sister-ship G-BRLY, parked on their stands at Manchester Airport, some time between July 1995 and June 1996.
Both are in a non-standard livery, ‘TTO being in all-white after return from lease to another airline, and ‘RLY in basic THT (Turkish Air Transport) colours.
Oddly, ‘RLY wore these colours far longer than it served with that airline.

 

    On This Day 30th October 1993.
PP-VPK, McDonnell Douglas MD-11, Varig, at Amsterdam Schipol, 30th October 1993.

 

    On This Day 30th October 1994.
3D-AFR, Douglas DC-8-54F, African International, at London Heathrow, 30th October 1994, as seen from the GlassHouse on the Queens Building.

https://mancavgeek.co.uk/2024/10/30/photo-of-the-day-30th-october-2024/