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Luigi Mangione just plead guilty to federal stalking charges over killing of the UHC CEO, despite 90% of Reddit users reportedly hanging out with him on the day of the murder and months prior. Thoughts?
For everyone who says the stock suspension makes the bike unrideable
youtube.comCRM 250R, wish I could find one to import [1280x942](sorry about the resolution it's hard to find good pics of this livery)
Basically just a CR 250 that's been made road legal and toned down a bit for some better longevity, kind of like a CR 250 Enduro bike build. It's basically only KTM competing against themselves and beta for this market now.
Does the Java (programming language) logo count? IMO even the new one still has GVC vibes.
[Release, devflags-fabric] A drop-in fabric mod to enable all Mojang dev tools, very useful if you want to know how the game works. Modrinth/Fabric support coming soon, pending approval.
This was inspired by EightSidedSquare's Video in which he goes over many of these dev tools. He abandoned the mod and marked it as archived, so I decided to make my own version.
As it turns out, they added "brains" for way more mobs in version 26, and I can see this plugin offering a ton of utility for mod developers especially if they want in-game unit tests or debugging for their custom mobs.
Plugin Repo: https://github.com/johnseth97/minecraft-dev-flag-fabric
Install instructions within repository.
[12345] [Java] Huge underground cavern with abandoned mineshafts in a lush forest overlooking a massive deep dark just under spawn (feat Enderman spawner)
Lots of structures around spawn and easy access to almost all biomes. Stronghold is fairly close as well.
Been auditing the black box that is Bambu's networking plugin, thanks to the repo that Rossman is re-hosting for the creator of Orca. It definitely has some interesting behaviors so far, and I can see why they wouldn't want this plugin functional outside of their remote Bambu forest.
Firstly, let's catch some knowledgable printers, who are dunning-krugering themselves over cybersecurity and software, up to speed.
The special sauce of the controversial fork is a custom shim that managed to circumvent the blocks Bambu put in place which have previously made their CLOSED SOURCE libbambu_networking.{so,dylib,dll} plugin non-functional outside of Bambu Studio.
I stress this again, despite the repo being FOSS, the code downloads libbambu_networking which is NOT open source, so this type of analysis does need preformed if a deeper understanding of Bambu's network operations is to be gained.
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Instrumenting the slicer-side calls shows useful boundaries like connect, send message, start print, local print, SD card print, tracking, and cloud publish. Orca has Bambu telemetry disabled by default.
Attempts to attach debuggers / Frida directly to the plugin appear to trigger a deliberate crash at 0xdead, which strongly suggests anti-debugging or anti-instrumentation behavior. This happens regardless of the presence of any breakpoints or the number of hooks.
The networking library is probably using some combo of ptrace detection + code integrity checking to determine if it should kill the app. A legitimate printer networking library has no justified reason for this behavior.
Through some custom debug logging on the slicer side, we can indeed see that Bambu sends off telemetry as soon as you slice or upload project documents, as long as your account is logged in. There's an argument to be made that this allows for the "Google Docs" level of autosave, but It's worth pointing out regardless.
I'll have to implement a deeper testing strategy to see what else it's sending off, but from Wireshark captures the bambu networking plugin appears to be sending off your g-code to their servers before you even hit print.
Full race tech kit is hands down the best upgrade on this bike, but the gold valve has one installation quirk on the 2025 MY
On the rebound side, they have redesigned the seat on the damping rod, in a way which does not allow you to run the included spring cup on the rebound check valve.
I spoke to race Tech and they said this isn't an issue and that you should run the stock spring without the cup.
From my riding experience, the impact is negligible, and the Tech I spoke to said that you would be very hard-pressed to notice a difference even with the lower bypass through the check valve. It does make a little bit of a woosh noise on fast rebound though, which I assume is from the constrained flow.
Other than that, this install is very doable if you have a set of picks and a 30mm wrench, no special tools are really needed.
It feels like a completely different bike, noticeably better suspension than even a 300F but somewhere below that of a 250RX.
Pop the 300L pins out of the connectors with a needle and they go straight into the stock DRZ connector no issues. You obviously need an LED flasher relay, but you'll need that for any signal package.
I know this doesn't make sense for most people because there are cheaper options, but in my case, I had some spare 300L signals for my buddy because I went with the Zeta ones that mount in the roost guards.