The bone comic book series by Jeff Smith completely deserves a movie or show or something. The series is like Tolkien + Disney +metaphysics and is aimed at a younger audience but has enough deep ideas to keep adults actively interested. It has a rich history of the 90s-00s comic book era as well as some history in acholastic book fairs as well as some early internet meme culture contribution. It was solely owned by one dude who eventually got some help from someone who added color to the series that really made it a next level up. If anyone decides to read it from my comment here, check out the omnibus version and if you can find a 20th anniversary version, that has some nice history and behind the scenes type stuff included. There was a Netflix series that was in the works for like a year or so until Netflix decided to cancel it, so it already has some kind of an interest that I hope keeps building up and eventually makes someone do something about this forgotten gem. Here's a explainer video about bone Bone comic series explainer video
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And your comment encouraged me to immediately read the entire thing haha
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Yeah because they have an agreement with certain broadcasters to only give their stuff to them as long as the Broadcasters keep giving them money to exist as the IOC Sorry meant to reply sooner, forgot I had sent this lol
I keep telling people, the bambu labs printers, while costly, they are very worth the price since they do such a good job at printing things without tinkering and fixing while also still being relatively straightforward to repair if needed albeit it isn't as easy as something bare bones like a ender. And they offer really advanced features.
There are no stupid fucking questions just stupid fucking answers :)
I figured I'd take the opportunity to ask if there are ways to improve basic math skills. I feel like a a kid I never really grasped those until high school and later and so as a result I hated math except for when it came up naturally in my life for fun (when I understood what was happening with every variable) Feels a little embarassing to ask about haha, I feel like I should be asking a more specific question but just...idk where to start or what my real issues are.
Hmm when you put it like that, it does seem pretty nice I think I just must have tossed it to the side because of paying infinitely for a service but if you give yourself a limited timeframe then that's not so bad.
This absolutely must happen lol it's too perfect
Yeah Linus tech tios has made numerous videos about heating rooms or pools with stuff in his server racks. I think with a lot of heat produced like that the added compelxity is worthwhile especially if the person is somewhat knowledgeable, heck, I see more people going the server rack way more now that self hosting and other open source things are becoming a little more common, at least as far as online people goes.
I have a similar question that I wonder if anyone can help with. So I'm not overly familiar with self hosting but I'd like to get into it more with simple things, I have a raspberry pi connected to a 3d printer for networked controls and I feel like I should be able to make the raspberry pi not be used just for that only. So like I'm thinking maybe I can run simple things along with it. Basically since the printer is noisy I don't want all that to be on all the time but I'd like the raspberry pi to do oter things too. Maybe I should make a separate post for this haha, anyways thanks for listening. Oh forgot to add my question lol So basically I'm wondering if there's a way that power on lan or something may be useful here
Yeah it's odd how all these companies are just letting it slip through the cracks like this