Today in #FreeSoftwareAdvent, it's pf(4)
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Today in #FreeSoftwareAdvent, it's pf(4)
Having lived through several iterations of firewall management tools on Linux (and FreeBSD offers both IPFW, IPFilter, and pf in the base system), I've come appreciate the simplicity and declarative nature of pf.conf for my firewall management.
The only downside is the quirky syntax of pfctl(8) but I do like being able to run my rules through it to sanity-check them from vi/ed with
:w !pfctl -nvf -
before installing them.
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It is a Longer LK5 Pro, if anyone wants to know which 3D printer not to buy. I thought I liked the idea of a larger format printer, for some reason. It's an old model at this point, so it's unlikely anyone has it in their shopping cart, but they're still selling it, so I guess somebody's buying it.
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@sundogplanets Wow, this could be a great advertisement for moving to NZ. No drip coffee and competent drivers? Sign me the hell up.
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Thank you 🙂👍
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@grb090423 @sundogplanets Yes, it looks like it
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Endless misery. The docs are impossible to read, with arrows pointing in conflicting directions and diagrams that are impossible given the shape of the pieces and location of the holes. Every screw is hard to reach and underneath something so it's not visible and I have to feel around for it. Leveling it is obviously going to be a nightmare. Getting the print head gantry thing mounted square is going to be a nightmare.
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@grb090423 @sundogplanets I guess a pour over would be close? Do you have those in the UK?
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@sundogplanets wait, if you are in NZ... who il caring the goats?
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Is this a drip coffee machine?
