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We had our first "real-world" village at NAEO conference this past week. I think it went well for the most part, despite the conference not being a very technical one.

I also made some mistakes on marketing the event (so that people were even aware of it) but we still had a solid go.

I gave the "post-mortem" at DC614 and they encouraged me to continue on. I'm aiming for #HTH in June since it's local and I have all the equipment.

Networking is not my forte, so wish me luck in their discord.

I did put in a Call for Villages for #DC33 at the last second...but I'm not expecting that one.

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@Tarah

Just did this on my Mac:

Open obsidian, go to settings, left hand panel click on hotkeys, upper right search for ‘daily’… three options, chose the one to open today’s daily note… click on the plus and hit the keys I wanted.

Closed and hit those keys and an new daily note appeared. #hth

(interface should mostly be the same on non-mac devices I would hope)

@Natanox I used to have a Tevo Tornado that did this occasionally, but only on large, tall prints. Eventually solved by tweaking the Y axis motor power trimmer up by like half a volt. I've also had this happen on other printers when the drive belt was just a bit too slack; when the mass of the print went over a certain amount, the belt would slip. You can find out if it's belt slippage as the offset will be a multiple of belt tooth width. #hth

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@nemeciii
The config files in /etc are all text-based, but it's possible that some packages might have options or settings that differ or only apply to 32 or 64 bit, though I can't recall any.

Partitioning is entirely optional - it's for your convenience or preferences. It can provide some resilience in certain situations, but "these days" I consider it to be moot. gparted is still a thing.

`dpkg --get-selections` for .deb packages, similarly, `snap list` for snaps. #hth