Read the first part here. What do we need to print a stamp with a 3D printer? You need two things, a functioning 3D printer and a model to print. Where to get these things? And which 3D printer should you get? The first 3D printer I bought was a Ultimaker 2+ Extended for a hefty sum, back when I … Read More
This is the start of a series I’d like to do on how to combine 3D Printing and pottery. The idea is for people who like technology to learn something about pottery and maybe get involved doing pottery yourself. And for the people doing pottery to get inspired to experiment with new methods and learn what tools are available. As … Read More
You bought a Bambu Lab A1 (or A1 Mini), your friend just bought one or you want to buy one and be prepared for what issues you could face? You’ve come to the right place! First of all it’s a bit hard to find the right unboxing instructions, there are a lot and some are wrong or are missing steps. … Read More
This article is designed to simplify navigating the Java ecosystem by addressing common confusions and questions in a straightforward manner. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting out, understanding these nuances will help you master the complexities of Java with greater ease. JDK vs. JRE: Tools of the Trade Q: What’s the difference between JDK and JRE? The JDK … Read More
Remember my article on building a DIY status light? It turns out the team at Luxafor, the creators of those workplace status lights, noticed it too! They reached out, and we started chatting about how their products could be even more useful for streamers.
In the world of live streaming, especially with multi-camera setups, clear communication is important. Imagine directing a live show with multiple camera operators and on-screen talent. How do you ensure everyone knows which camera is live and when it’s safe to move the camera around?
“Building Nvidia turned out to have been a million times harder than I expected it to be—than any of us expected it to be. If we realized the pain and suffering involved and just how vulnerable you’re going to feel, the challenges that you’re going to endure, the embarrassment and the shame, and the list of all the things that … Read More
Jon Gorenflo’s tweet shares a handy SSH trick for dynamically adding port forwarding to an existing SSH session. I haven’t seen it anywhere else and wanted to share it here.. This technique allows users to set up port forwarding on-the-fly, without having to disconnect and reconnect. To use this trick: While in an SSH session, type ~C (tilde followed by … Read More
In software development, we often focus on the “happy path”. It’s the ideal route through a system when everything goes as planned. To create robust and user-friendly applications, we need to venture beyond this path and explore the paths of potential errors. This article discusses a proactive approach to error management that combines intentional error triggering with comprehensive error documentation … Read More