For my Kobo I’ve mostly used Anna’s Archive and then converted epub from there into kepub format with Calibre; just need to rename the file to the epub file extension afterward (I usually keep both like My book.kepub.epub for my own reference).

Edit: MyAnonaMouse is indeed a great community as others have said though I found their selection to not be as good though that might be biased to the topics I prefer to read.

Creality store support said they don’t have the part and directed to main Creality support email

Creality support email said to try Amazon, Alibaba or Aliexpress - no luck on any of those

Ordered a replacement from a site in Australia (only place I’ve found so far that carries it) and will likely attempt to repair the wire while I wait for it to arrive

I think that’s the one! Mine even has the “D” printed on the white sleeve like that one has. Thank you!!

Ditto on Jellyfin and games. We’ve had a lot of fun with Luanti and Super Tux Kart.

Tailscale runs on Wiregaurd which is ridiculously fast. Also helps we’re located physically near each other on fiber from the same company so less network hops.

Nope! We use it for Jellyfin too which also works great 😸

Gaming with friends and family over Tailscale on my servers; it just works

I am also a developer and agree entirely.

Asking for advice, examples or the occasional boilerplate is at most how I use AI and certainly not integrated directly into my IDE.

For Lemmy I just chose a larger instance and went with it. I’ve considered moving to one more aligned with my interests though hasn’t been much reason to yet.

For Mastodon I went with Fosstodon precisely for my interests as I can better enjoy the local feed.

Love BAR! I usually play with my son’s against AI or watch pro streams. Such a great game.

Bought a Kobo for option to load my own ebook files and the Clara both for cost and size (fits in my pants pocket). Super happy with the purchase.

This is my favorite way to use AI - as a mentor

Being able to quickly learn new coding languages, translate what I know from one to another and get advice on code structure etc has been super helpful; meanwhile I remain the one writing the actual code

Years back when Clash of Clans was running ads using player submitted footage they used my submission for an ad (the one where several giants get taken out by spring traps)

These days we mostly shop on Instacart which has been great for walking around to check what’s needed and update the cart accordingly before placing the order.

No, that’s not realistic; I would probably transition to video game development if I wanted to make a career out of game design. I’m happy to keep this a hobby.

I now have 2 more published games, several expansions to that first game and a few more ready to publish.

I designed a board game as a personal challenge and posted my notes online along the way. As the game got close to being finished a publisher messaged wanting to help finish and sell the game. Royalties were enough for a couple small family vacations. That experience really helped cement board gaming (and designing) as one of my core hobbies.

I pre-order some games, especially table top, through crowdfunding and do enjoy interacting with developers and their early player base during beta testing / early access especially if I’m able to contribute in some way.

I’ve tried a handful with Mastodon being my favorite and Lemmy a close second.

Never heard of Sharkey.

Yep, that’s exactly what is happening; I’ve seen the same and just kept reminding everyone not to click on ads. Took a while but they actually got it.