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Duallight @lemmy.world
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Team Fortress 2 crashing

Might be the new summer update, but TF2 has been crashing shortly after joining a game. Has this been happening to anyone else? I'm running Nobara

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Do you run a Custom ROM?
  • That's unfortunate :/ yeah mine is showing it's age, and the headphone jack doesn't work properly anymore. But it was a great phone while it lasted. Thinking about moving to the oneplus n30 or the moto 5g stylus

  • Do you run a Custom ROM?
  • I'm running lineage OS on my moto one 5g ace. Main reason was to upgrade it to the most recent version of android, since it wasn't getting any updates beyond 11. No drawbacks here, haven't run into any bugs or anything. But I'm also not a power user or anything, just trying to extend the life of my phone

  • Do people actually tune their printer for each new roll of filament?
  • If you're happy with your prints, then no need to calibrate IMO. I think calibration is only necessary when you see a problem or want the best possible prints you can get. But personally, I don't care too much if a print isn't perfect, as long as it works

  • Do people actually tune their printer for each new roll of filament?

    I see a lot of people claim they tune/calibrate their printer any time they use a new spool of filament. But does anyone actually do this? It feels like a waste of time when filament is so consistent, even between brands. I can understand doing it for specialty rolls, but for basic pla? Seems unnecessary

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