Robert Bricheno

First off, don't worry, the unicode decoding you are seeing is not because you are attempting to decrypt the password wrong. Your first guess of: `password = pkt.PwDecrypt(pkt[2][0])` is correct....

It looks like the computer where you are running python can't resolve localhost. I expect if you run this python snippet you will receive the same error: ``` import socket...

Thank you, that's quite interesting. The only way I could replicate your problem was by breaking my ability to resolve localhost. I'd like to try and find a minimal case...

I can reproduce this issue if I put my example code in a file called "pyrad.py" in the current working directory. ``` $ cat pyrad.py pass $ python Python 3.6.3...

That's described here: https://github.com/zruncho3d/DuelingZero/blob/main/SOFTWARE.md There's a fork of Klipper which contains the new kinematics here: https://github.com/zruncho3d/klipper/tree/dual_gantry_main The specific file of interest is this: https://github.com/zruncho3d/klipper/blob/dual_gantry_main/klippy/kinematics/dualgantry_corexy.py When I tested this a couple...

@LeoEurope in my case that's a moot point as no users may sign up to my instance, it's purely personal. But sure, no harm in this being a selectable option...

If I wanted to support people who are shopping for instances, then I would presumably choose not to hide my version number. I'm just asking for the option to choose...

@pedroCX486 you're assuming that attacks are targeted rather than opportunistic. Trivial example: google "View source code · v4.0.1"

Without wanting to send this specific feature request massively off-topic, I've been thinking quite a bit about this and wrote up my thoughts here: https://rwhb.me/20221204/ I'd be (somewhat) interested in...

Slightly abrading the surfaces of the extrusion works great. This should really be done at all points where two extrusions join. I did this and my whole frame is now...