u/ThreeVelociraptors — reddlx

▲ 56 r/18650masterrace

Is it worth it to disassemble those for projects?

I found used laptop batteries at my work.

u/ThreeVelociraptors — 5 days ago

▲ 326 r/3Dprinting

FOUND THAT BUGGER

Doesnt look like that, but thats piece of something metallic.

I’ve been trying to get that thing off with like 10 cold pulls.

Btw - its magnentic - HOW IS THAT magnetic, my nozzle IS NOT.

Some pollution from filament factory or a nanobot that was supposed to get into my brain and teach me Mandarin?

u/ThreeVelociraptors — 1 month ago

▲ 17 r/cybersecurity

Is ClaudeBot aggressively scanning backend/Laravel endpoints (Telescope, .env, etc.) normal?

Hello there,

I recently spotted some very aggressive crawling activity on my client's Nginx access logs coming from Anthropic’s crawler. Specifically, I'm seeing patterns like this:

"xxx GET /telescope/requests HTTP/1.1" 503 xxxx "-" "Mozilla/xxx AppleWebKit/xxxxx (KHTML, like Gecko); compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +mailto:support@anthropic.com"

It’s making over 100 requests targeting various backend endpoints, configuration files, and dev tools (like Laravel Telescope, /.env, actuator paths, etc.), resulting in 503.

Why would an automated web crawler do such a thing? Is it normal for ClaudeBot to behave like a vulnerability scanner, or did it just stumble upon an old sitemap/exposed links?

Before you eat me (stack overflow ptsd), I am a junior and still learning.

Any insights would be appreciated!

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u/ThreeVelociraptors — 2 months ago

▲ 9 r/3Dprinting

Look at this colour difference!

My olive green filament acted weird here.

We’ve got 3 different colour shades from one filament roll!

Ps. I know why filament acts differently on each phase, but i find it interesting that colour differs this much.

u/ThreeVelociraptors — 4 months ago

▲ 115 r/diyelectronics

My first diy electronics ever

I found old pc fan and decided to make something out of it.

BEHOLD soldering_fumes_thief_3000 v1.0.

Parts:

Old pc 120 fan (it was that old i cannot find the company on the internet)
3d printed enclosure (kind of enclosure)
3 aa batteries
Step-up module to take them from 4.5V to 12V
Shitty breadboard cables that almost made me crazy cuz solder HATES THEM.
On/off switch
One stick of hot glue.

There will be filter with activated carbon in v1.1 version.

Btw if my calculations are correct (this is HIGHLY doubtful) this should be able to run for 3/4 hours straight. I will be using it for 2/3 minutes max everytime i solder, so it will take me some time to deplete those 3 AA.

Idk rate it, hate it, praise it, whatever yall think.

u/ThreeVelociraptors — 4 months ago

▲ 2 r/3Dprinting