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Author Archives: Dennis
Server Updates
I’ve tried to keep this server up to date but it seems like sometimes you just have to start over. Here are todays adventures. Try to find out why my contact form is blank Delete the old contact plugin that … Continue reading
Battling StackOverflow?
I’ve been thinking about the state of this blog for the last several weeks. I upgraded my virtual server and had the opportunity to bring over the blog and associated software dependencies and data. When I first started this blog … Continue reading
How much filament is on the roll of plastic?
So my slicer software of choice (Simplify3D) gives me some estimates on filament length for a printed part. That’s handy enough but my filament is wrapped around a spool and it’s a little bit unclear exactly how long that length … Continue reading
Posted in 3d printing
Tagged 3d printing, filament, math
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3d Printing in American Fork
Been 3d printing quite a while. It’s easy for anyone with an object they need printed to just upload it and get it printed out. Come by and pick it up or I can mail it. It’s harder if you … Continue reading
Site Dust…
Been years since I updated things on this site. I thought I’d take a bit and get a new theme. Pardon the dust for a bit while I work things out. Feel free to contact me if something on the … Continue reading
Posted in Web
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Slow site lately
Over the last few weeks I noticed this site becoming steadily slower. Turns out I had an unusual amount of requests for /xmlrpc.php.. which in turn caused the server to use up all it’s http processes answering bogus rpc queries … Continue reading
