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Impressive tear down of this machine. I will definitely check more of your videos to see what other goodies you've taken apart. Thank you very much.

thank you so much

Thank you.

Buy a high quality Seasonic PSU and return whatever cheapo you bought. Add a little extra power budget for future upgrades. You won't regret it...but you might regret a cheap PSU when it takes out your motherboard and drives. I usually run high quality power supplies for about 15 years (multiple builds) before I move them to less critical platforms. Mostly due to fear that the capacitors will dry/leak. The upfront investment is worth it for the lifespan you will get. I can't say the same for cheap PSUs.

Works for me but everything is super small. The scaling is off. Does anyone know a fix to this?

That's okay because I'm a hivemind andy, if I fall we all fall

Linux gaming came so far, it's amazing!!!

The precision and innovation this printer promises are incredible, and I can’t wait to see how it handles complex designs.

the handle inserts are so stupid. just creates an unnecessary crevice for liquids to drip into and get dirty. How does a cookware company add something so stupid and unnecessary to such an expensive pot?

My surface pro keeps getting slower and slower with every forced update that it’s soon it will no longer be an option to switch the device to Linux. My daily driver laptop also has windows and the bloat it deals with each boot up and having to wait for antimalware executable to call the fuck down also has me getting closer and closer to making the switch. The biggest hurdle is honestly taking the time to catalog all my applications to figure out which ones are going to need an alternative, plus I’d have to reinstall all of my games in Linux format.

Depending on your needs I think the best choices are Debian, if you want something that just works, Arch if you like to tinker with stuff, and maybe openSUSE for a middle ground, if you work in tech, Debian and Arch might be too extreme in their respective philosophies. Also YaST is cool. Also I prefer European corporate rot over American corporate rot. Outside of that, I think Linux Mint is pretty good for beginners. Oh! And I want to try KDE Linux, it doesn't exist yet, but if it has a better installation experience than base Arch, it'd be pretty cool. For me, even with archinstall script, it was pretty difficult to install Arch alongside another distros in the same disk while all the other distros I tried were easy peasy in that sense. Yes, I've been distrohopping like crazy the last month 😂😂😂

the only problem when people move into linux is, they treat linux to be a replacement of their previous os as a substitution, not as an complimentary. So they use their previous habits of using win/mac on linux, which is by default is wrong.

I've had an easy time navigating Mint. It does what I need it to do, and there's a lot of documentation online I can sift through while troubleshooting stuff. I'll dive into something else later, but for now this is a million times better than Windows.

Im gonna be eeal. Ive ysed this keygosed for 5 mknths now and i feel lile the gboard i used to use was betrer at cstcjing mt spelling mistakes and actually correcting propelt whenrvrr it did, futo consisteny gives me wrong corrections and, includinf acronyms, some that are gilariously incorrect, and the swipe type is basicsllt useless. I was hoping that by now a newer model was availagle for me to install to make it run better, but no, it feels jusr at wonky as it did hald a year afo

openSUSE is a complete mystery to me.

In the Linux context, GNU is NOT the name of some South African antelope. As most Linux users know, GNU stands for GNU's not Unix, which makes the term a recursive acronym, or an acronym in which one of the letters stands for the acronym itself. In my opinion, it should be pronounced with the hard G (two syllables). Thanks for the entertaining video =)

Desktop Linux is useless

NIX?!

If Recall is your "last straw", you haven't been paying very good attention for the last 5 years.

Thanks for this video. I was struggling with the Python part and your video showed how to do it in a way I could follow. Thanks again

Super thorough review!! Thanks

Apple, privacy? They're 10x worse. Just ask the Chinese government. They allow Apple where Android is banned - and you really not need to be a genius to figure out why.

i'm a mad man, i use arch on my work pc, and it's not for bragging, i genuinely was too lazy to set up anything else also richard stallman pronounces gnu with the g

Hi! First of all, I would like to thank you for the effort you put into this video to explain all the trouble you went through along the way. At least for myself, it really helped me during my build, as the original documentation is more of a suggestion than an actual guide and you have to figure alot of things by yourself. I bought the exact parts in the MGNZ guide and once they arrived, tried to put them together. It did not work. :-) After extensive troubleshooting, I found that the ZVS board was drawing too much current and causing the power supply to restart. The restart took more than 5 seconds, and I had it se for 5 seconds, so no annealing took place. I partially solved this by winding a new coil and by turning down the voltage on the power supply to 40V, but i still sometimes ran into the current limit. I will now be installing a 1000W 48V meanwell. 🙂 so far, other things seem to be holding up but it took some time to get everything to fit right and work together. I also ended up designing alot of custom parts to make the build a bit less "diy". in case anyone is interested, you can find the files on printables, if you search for MGNZ annealer www.printables.com/model/1111656-mgnz-induction-annealer-additional-parts-and-addon I also ran into the problem of the restarting control board once i tried running the auto mode. Thanks to your video, i figured out the shielding which solved my issue. My plan now is to wait for the Chinese ZVS to fail and then build the schematix board with quality components from mauser. Regarding the changes you made to his design, from what i saw from your videos and read in the comments, you use 10x 220nF caps, where he recommends 10x 470nF caps. Did you have to make any other component changes to make this work (other than the work coil design)? What i still dont understand is how the toroidal inductors work together with the other components. All the ZVS boards i"ve seen use pretty much the same two inductors, so did you keep the same spec. as in the design from schematix? Finally i would love to see an update on this project! Its been more than 2 years since the release of this video. Did you end up making any changes or did you keep this setup as good enough? 🙂

Exelente!!! Muchas gracias por compartir!!!

Using it with Linux Mint and wine and it's working pretty well 🤷

Try running Star Citizen lolz. It works /sometimes/ EasyAntiCheat may be an issue

Waiting for someone to comment they use OpenBSD as a desktop

A few months back I started dualbooting Kubuntu alongside my Windows 10 install, never going to Win11. However, i wish the Linux community was a bit less toxic for beginners. Some people need to chill

I just bought an old PC with an old Win 10 O/S. Been running fine for 2 months. Now, I am getting screen splash messages about being "Almost done setting up my PC"! And, to be sure I am "done setting up my PC" I need to sent MS my entire computer (incl tax info, SS numbers, account login info/UNs etc) to their Cloud for their review, I mean backup. Also, they want me to improve my PC security by signing up for facial recognition so MS can hijack my face for whatever AI purpose they desire. So, you bet I will be doing these last simple tasks on an old PC and O/S that has apparently been running INCOMPLETE for years and I never knew it! Thanks for taking care of me Bill!

That’s why I built my own distribution: pee pee poo poo Linux. It sucks, but at least it’s self aware

I recently bought a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W and a Waveshare 7.5-inch e-paper display, excited to start a cool Google Calendar project. However, after three days and nights of trying, I still haven’t managed to get even a single pixel to light up on this e-paper screen. I’ve tried everything-ESP32, Home Assistant, and Raspberry Pi-but nothing has worked. I’m giving up. Why does it have to be so complicated?

I was hoping you could help me. I am looking for a solution to trigger a smart switch via a wifi api call. I have a project where I have 100 smart buttons throughout the building. they are all connected via Bluetooth to a main hub. When you click any button, it sends its unique ID to the main hub which then uses an api to send that data to a cloud database. We now want a way to send back to another device (Ideally wifi) directly to a device and trigger an event, (turn on or off a light)

subscribed man, thanks for this test. I'm currently using WDT and was curious if a blind shaker would streamline that a bit but was hesitant about the fiddly workflow. Your comments at 7:07 was my exact concern and aligned with my thoughts word for word.

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Record your audio in OBS as FFMPEG PCM 24, Video as MKV recorded with AV1 Nvenc.

Well done! Thanks for this

I dont mind paying for search that is add free. If it could be bundled with a good news service, (ground news?), I would likely be sold. Spent a couple of decades paying for a newspaper, and search is critical to a good web experience. Plus, big G has really gone downhill in the last year or so.

I move to linux 3 months ago and never look back

i hate my mind...... i got an idea... prusa make upgrade software for prusa mk4 to prusa core... that mean you could change software from cartesian to coreXY movement.... what its mean........... you not always need to buy upgrade part (prusa core one upgrade) to make "prusa core one".... with software upgrade to prusa coreone... mk4 could use any coreXY frame like vzbot, voron, etc for base design... i hope some youtuber realize this and build one like prusa mk4 voron mod... this make community of DIY 3d printer more open to future upgrade.... goooooooood job prusa....!!

Honestly, I found some of the bugs you encountered also on fusion 360 installed in a Windows VM. So probably it is something that comes from virtualization in a more general sense

Can you still replace the burr of the latest Crono (2024) with the espresso burr?

Apparently it's an h.264 licensing issue. Linux doesn't licence it, where MAC and Windows licence it for their OS. MPEGLA I believe are the licensing body.

Good to hear as F360 is the main reason I am sticking to Windows.

Finally I can fully transfer from windows to Linux 😅 fusion was a big problem to me

Flute the steel and see what happens

I use arch, i don't know what i'm doing, somehow still works after 4 years. Should i go to a casino?

Just to let everyone know about fluxeon. DO NOT send that guy Garret Churchill any money for his products. I placed an order with him and give him more than double the lead time and he wouldn’t ship the order. All I got was the runaround and lies. What’s strange is that others seem to love their Annie’s

Hello Tech. Could I get your email?

2 years later, this is still relevant. Thank you so much for going into such details. Just purchased the 50mm espresso burrs for my Chronos