Aaron Parecki

@aaronpk for printers, I always leave set to DHCP and then assign a static IP from the router.

That way. When it inevitably breaks, there's less to touch in the printer settings (and it's more likely to come back online)

@aaronpk I can’t decide who I dislike more. The Product Managers in charge of printers, or microwave ovens.

@aaronpk I tried using a raspberry pi zero to connect our old printer to the lan. Though it worked, the CUPS drivers were rough, the margins were never right, and it was just miserable. I’ve since been using an old 2007 macbook in clamshell mode with the wan disabled to print share the printer to the network. Other than when ink needs replacing, it’s working surprisingly well.

@aaronpk Lol, I’m trying to talk my partner into it. It doesn’t help that Prusa makes two of the picks on https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-home-3d-printer/, and we have a friend who just moved down there.

@aaronpk Just confirming: OR, not ME, right?

One is a slightly longer train ride from Skagit, WA than the other.

@aaronpk Just confirming: OR, not ME, right?

One is a slightly longer train ride from Skagit, WA than the other.

So close...

#signInWithMastodon #pixelfed

@aaronpk are you finally getting into that spot you were building?

@aaronpk doesn't that apply to most things, homemade is better than store bought?

@aaronpk Sometimes you need guacamole ASAP and the supermarket avocados are not ripe :-(

The trick is to always have a batch at hand :-)

@aaronpk Same-ish. My Gvoice is what I give out to everyone besides family and legit friends that I'd actually answer a call from.

@aaronpk Same-ish. My Gvoice is what I give out to everyone besides family and legit friends that I'd actually answer a call from.

@aaronpk Did the link also take you to a broken page?

@aaronpk about the same. Seems like the only time I used it was a span where I used my Google voice number as a primary SMS number back when that was powered through Hangouts.