

How so? i know only about the CEO saying stupid things. But the technical aide?


How so? i know only about the CEO saying stupid things. But the technical aide?


I might have mixed up threads to your comment :) what reference were you reffering to?


Zeus is the Greek good of thunder and lightning.


Don’t forget he needs to pay for the tape too.


Wait … Does this work?!


Honestly I ran 8HDD without cooling in a janky tower (panels of) for years and no fan whatsoever. Are still fine in my new build.


Good point.


That should atop after a few layers though, right?


Since I have the end of the pulled filament and can see the 3 times split from the cht the blob is either not there OE inside one or more of the smaller channels after the split.


Picture works now. It starts immediately
And no grinding on the filament.
Edit thr indx upgrade is coming soon so a thorough rebuild is coming too.


Only petg and pla with this head.


It is a core one and the temp does seem stable


For the last 16 years there has been some kind of organism that could break down plastic. Never seems to go anywhere.


Click bait title. No matter the content, I ignore.


Unlike custom Windows ISOs, Atlas is more straightforward to audit due to the use of AME Wizard. AME Wizard is controlled by Playbooks, a customizable script-esque system that can perform various tasks.
Playbooks are renamed .zip archives, with the password malte. As they primarily consist of plain text, Playbooks enable transparency, unlike custom Windows ISOs, which have many entry points for malicious activity.
The few binaries in the Playbook are open source in our utilities repository, with the hashes listed here.
Although the GUI is not open source for AME Wizard, AME Wizard’s entire backend (called TrustedUninstaller) is open source under MIT, which contains each action used to run Atlas. The Atlas Playbook is open source under the GPLv3 license.


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Only improved by a Molotov cocktail.


Any tips? Seriously asking for a friend. I don’t Carr about these things.
Haven’t watched the trailer yet. Or anything about gta6.
Interesting. I’ll read up in that.
Also: check your permissions to prevent possible rights escalations. (And yes, I know that it relies more on the sudoers file but I am sure there is some attack surface there …)