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3D Print: Playing Card Case
Source: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3999092
Filament: Inland purple PLA / Unknown silver PLA
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3D Print: Basalt Pencil Holder
Source: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6476
Filament: Inland purple PLA
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3D Print: Baby Dragon Pen Holder
Source: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2854626
Filament: Inland purple PLA
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3D Print: Cute Dragon
Source: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1624412
Filament: Inland purple PLA
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3D Print: Chip Bag Clip
Used PETG for this print since it’s more flexible than PLA, but struggling a bit with stringing.
Source: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1212828
Filament: Inland red PETG
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3D Print: Maze Coasters
Source: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/maze-coaster
Filament: Inland blue PLA / Unknown silver PLA
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3D Printing Adventures
Earlier this year, I decided to get a 3D printer, specifically a Prusa MK3S:
I’ve been impressed by its capabilities and the wealth of readily available models shared by the community.
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Finally Migrated to Hugo
Finally got around to migrating the blog from Jekyll/Octopress to Hugo. I managed to preserve the RSS feed URL, so it was a fairly smooth migration aside from a blip when feed readers thought all the posts were new again it. I’ve still got some work tweaking the theme and category/tag pages, but seems to be working out pretty well.
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System Stress Tests
I recently received a question about SGI’s pandora after someone found my run-pandora.sh script in my hpc-admin-scripts repo. They were looking for a way to test a server with a fair bit of memory in a short amount of time. They’d tried Memtest86 and found it to be incredibly slow when running single-threaded or proved too unstable when running on all cores. When they found my repo, they figured it’d be worth asking about pandora in the hopes it would be appropriate for their needs.
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Forgot about RSS
Welp. Seems I forgot to test out my RSS feeds in Hugo, so I’m reverting to Octopress until I have time to sort that out.