My blog and 3D prints
My blog and 3D prints
I've been on team Windows for most of my life. I started on 95, explored computers during XP, tried to forget Vista and experienced bliss with 7. My career began with 8, caught a breather with 10 and remembered the omen that Microsoft screws up ever
Wuddup nerds! Yet again another post not about printing on a 3D printing website. My poor Ender 3 is under the weather and some repairs are needed. Well I need time to do the needed repairs... Eventually the task will bubble to the top of the to do
Hey there, anyone still reading this blog? 😄 It’s been a wild summer—projects, hobbies, and life kept me away from writing. I’ve hit a pause on 3D printing due to some hardware hiccups (more on that soon), but today, I’m diving into something I set
It's time for another server post! I know I know, "isn't this supposed to be a 3D printing blog?!" Don't worry more of that content is coming, I promise :) Anyway, having a fault tolerant stack is great, but whats the point if you are never notified
E-Mail, the corner stone to communication evolution. Shrinking weeks of travel by snail-mail to the speed of light bouncing from server to server. More importantly, who runs those servers? Are they safe? Who else is seeing my newsletters from Profes
Back again to wrap up this trilogy! Last time we talked about configuring the hardware to be resilient and fault tolerant. This time we're migrating VM's off the old server into the new stack and crafting some templates for making new ones easy. Out
The server saga continues! Last time I ranted about getting things setup physically, this time we're jumping into the software. Oh don't worry, I'll still squeeze 3D printing in somewhere :) As an novice sysadmin, I try my best to follow the core t
Well guys, the time has come. Its time to move on, move on from mediocrity, move on from stagnation. Its time to step into the big leagues and swing for greatness. A while back, I mentioned that I virtualized this whole site and threw it on an ancie
Solutionism... trying to solve everything by creating more problems :( This story starts with me trying to once and for all solve my under voltage alerts on my raspberry pi. As you know from previous posts, my Pi is leeching power from my Ender's P
Wooooot! Calibration time come on! Now that my Virtual server woes have been dealt with, we're printing again! This time we're going to tune our startup sequence. Reduce our prep time and minimize our time to print! But before we dive into that, we
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