For someone that does not have a reddit account and joined lemmy from hearing about the api crap on mastodon and linux podcasts. Reddit sounds like a dumpster fire worse that twitter.

Thats one tasty looking cake (I mean KAKE!!!!!).

Its running off a 5v usb brick. I am trying to alluminate the way to the bathroom for my mom late at night so she won't trip or kick the household black cat. Also I ordered some PIR motion sensors to turn on the LED strip.

i want to log my car's data over time.

Its a product Safety standard. Here is a Wikipedia page. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/...

Dam, my old antenna was powered over the coax. That's probly what did it.

Dam, I still got one of them.

It was a bad battery. I didn't realize how old it is (it had a date from 2021). I got it replaced at autozone. I got a lot of places to be tomorrow.

Looks like trump has a new truth social profile photo. LOL

What about using a 12v barrel jack with a 12v to 24v step up converter. If I remember properly, I think the ender3 v2 requires 24v to the main board. I might be wrong, it could be 12v.

USBC PD could work for my old monoprice select mini v1 https://youtu.be/VehfqrkoXJA

The code looks like it uploads and fails to make noise or light up the led strip. and the serial output is a garbled mess (I tried different baud rates with no success). I have also check my wiring with a multi meter and scoured any wiring schematics.

I agree. Zorin OS is another good option, if people accept the fact that new users don't care about snaps vs flatpaks. And Zorin OS Pro helps the distro maintainers put food on the table. BTW, its been too long of a wait for Zorin Grid

Yes it is the same

Cool, Thank you.

Thanks for the response. Yes I am using dialog as a TUI menu to launch wordgrinder and launch a web based file manager. I have done the sneaker net approach to transferring files over usb, it's less steps to select a menu option walk to my laptop and download the file from my webbrowser. I do agree that the screen is small. I have run the script on a corebooted chromebook. I should continue doing that. BTW the script is rewritten in nix and packaged into an appimage because I'm a sucker for pain.

Sorry if I missed anything. It is a lot to respond to.

I dismanteled the extruder. And swapped filament, I think I fixed it.

I have dusted off this project, after shelving it for a bit. I have decided to embed a m8 nuts into the TPU solar panel mount. I want to see if i can embed a ASA printed nut into the tpu print. It should hold up to the elements ontop of my car. I would buy this, https://a.co/d/9Zx6j4k i cant spare to buy it due to being a broke college student living in his parrents house, LOL.

Yeah the idea to 3d print solar panel mounts with printed threads is probly a bad idea.

Its a fairly fresh spool of filament. But I will try another spool.