the 17 switches each for 2 sticks that I handwired were enough for me. I don't hate myself enough to
the 17 switches each for 2 sticks that I handwired were enough for me. I don't hate myself enough to do a full kb
SYeah I know which one is the Linux drive it's quite literally my netac drive and it sticks out like a sore thumb
Tbut yeah, a split kb is the only thing I'd probably use it for if I were to print that
KThat's up in the mountains though. Same as Vancouver had Winter Olympics in 2010, and that place basically never gets snow, but there's close mountains
KFrom his videos, he lives in flatland 
SOh damn you handwired? Thats awesome
CEven the DF40 is stupidly expensive... but the hand grinder I have is reaaally good
SWhere do I put the mount point of the drive?
CAnd espresso!
SReally?
Z/mnt is XDG no?SAre you using food safe plastic?
CEvery plastic is food safe if you don't care enough 
CWe are full of microplastics, what's a bit more (?
Ti think it's better if you create a directory in there or
/run/media/CBut no, I don't have a 3D printer, but I want to print the WDT and maybe a funnel
IWhen I read into it lately, there's a .. lack of conscensus about "where do I mount a secondary internal drive"
TI printed an Umikot needle distributor and a tamp station. the parts that come into contact with the portafilter are printed in PETG for heat resistance. no printed plastic comes into extended contact with food stuff
ZThe spec doesn't say much good about the
/runSuffice to say, either
/mnt/yourdrive or /run/media/yourdrive should work, depending on if you like spaces or tabsZFiles under this directory must be cleared (removed or truncated as appropriate) at the beginning of the boot process.
Io_O
IHuh. I missed that one.
Z/mnt is apparently for temporary drives while /media is for removableT/mnt tends to be for permanently attached media, and /run/media tends to be for removableSI need to change the mount point from downloads but idk how to do that without breaking everything
Kthere is no reason to change the mount point of an ntfs formatted drive
Kredo it
ZThe description of
/mnt most closesly resambles of attached disks so I would probably go with thatIBreaking what?
SLinux
SIt's BRTFS now at least the drive I just formatted
Kthen it shouldn't be mounted at all
Z/mnt:This directory is provided so that the system administrator may temporarily mount a filesystem as needed. The content of this directory is a local issue and should not affect the manner in which any program is run.
This directory must not be used by installation programs: a suitable temporary directory not in use by the system must be used instead.
Tit's funny how you're better off owning only one drive, one GPU, and one monitor on linux because of the issues when you have more than 1 of those things. i think multi-monitor support is better now though
CThat's a benefit of the KitchenAid, is 58 mm
SBut I can't access the drive without mounting it
IIt's like no one had a media/game library when they were working on the xdg spec
Tand secondary drives arent that bad besides learning about mounting drives
Kwhich involves setting a mount point, not changing it
ZWoaaa, if I ever get an espresso machine I'm forcing my teacher to print me one of those lmfao
Thybrid GPUs only gave me issues with steam's and blender's broken desktop file with 2 GPUs
ZIf the drive is unmounted and formatted it's already not gonna be in the downloads folder
IThe disconnect here is you removed the partition and made a new one, it shouldn't be mounted. You do need to figure out where to mount the new partition, yes.
TI used to run Ubuntu on an old laptop (~2007). seeing as many issues these days with the dual GPU setup they tend to have now makes me never want to do it again hah
SThen where should the mount point be?
IFrom our discussion just now, probably in
/mnt. Perhaps Zelaf will be willing to detail that process for you, as I stumbled through it last time (doing a very similar thing to you, no less)SLike just /mnt or a subfolder inside?
Kthis was answered already
