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You could use gyroid infill. It is more tolerant to flow as there are no crossings.

So Micron plans to get about 2k$ per autonomous car? I don't think so.

Can I plug it in at home when it's not in use and use the RAM for my PC?

If it's in corners only tune Pressure Advance, but as this is on the first layer it's probably only the first layer, which is generally different from subsequent layers. Check the same thing on a higher layer to make sure that there really is a problem.

What you did to software you're now doing to finance and accounting?

He probably doesn't mean GPUs with graphics output but for AI datacenters like NVidia builds them 😁

Good article but I hardly seehow AI is relevant to theissue (last paragraph)

Oh wow. TL;DR They found out that, if you can do mitm on a TLS connection with valid certificates, you can impersonate the TLS secured service! I don't get from the article what the novelty is.

I wouldn't count on it for most elemental damage, for example flooding and lightning could hit both even if separated by 5m of air. Could survive a fire if your garage is built to not catch fire when embers from a house fire land on/in it.

I agree. However I don't think they have the protection circuitry of a typical UPS? Like surge protection, over and undervoltage etc. They will just step in if the input cleanly fails but won't protect the attached electronics in case of upstream anomalies.

Looks like you should mount the top horizontal bar 180° rotated.

I do. There are now projects giving you all the required tools in a single easy package. I use stalwart mail server as it includes all the relevant functions that I would have to host separately with other solutions. (CalDAV, CardDAV, DMARC Reporting, DANE, MTA-STS, Rate Limiting, Authentication, Spam Filtering etc.). Also facilitated by having a ISP which gives me fixed IPv6 addresses for free and a fixed IPv4 for a reasonable price. I additionally host simplelogin myself for managing aliases I use for logins.

I now get a lot less spam, I think the unsolicited senders mostly concentrate on the big mailhosters.

So they're going to deliver sysmon.exe as a windows optional feature. There's nothing native to it. No config management via GPO or CSP or similar. Nothing. Just replacing the scheduled task/powershell script downloading exe and config by one enabling the feature and downloading the config.