KazuCocoa posted: " I noticed that XCTest(UI) required us to input passcode to run on a real device if the device has had a passcode security preference on iOS 15. The passcode can be fingerprint or face id. (It depends on its preference) It means Appium/WDA also gets th"
I noticed that XCTest(UI) required us to input passcode to run on a real device if the device has had a passcode security preference on iOS 15. The passcode can be fingerprint or face id. (It depends on its preference)
It means Appium/WDA also gets the same issue. It should not be an impact on a device that does not have a passcode.
So far, the passcode step appeared only after rebooting the device.
asteriondaedalus posted: " So, I threw the parred back Voron Legacy, with both a feed and a spool holder to find not a bad fit without having to fiddle, though I expect once beds and other things go in that there'll be fiddling. So Figure 1 is the basic idea. I was able to tun"
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So, I threw the parred back Voron Legacy, with both a feed and a spool holder to find not a bad fit without having to fiddle, though I expect once beds and other things go in that there'll be fiddling.
So Figure 1 is the basic idea. I was able to tune the spool holder only so far. I couldn't adjust the rods, but I will fiddle further with that.
Figure 1
Figure 2 is rotated the other way. Not sure which orientation the holder should go, but I suspect this orientation won't make sense from the point of view of the feeder.
Figure 2
Figure 3 may be closer to the solution. I would need redesign the spool holder, no problem. This makes sense since it's forever rotating the spools into the frame.
Figure 3
Figure 4 shows why this is needed. You can see the pickup point for the tape circled in red. Noting, however, I need have additional horizontal rails to take the working area, I could potentially move the feeder mount inwards somewhat. Still need play with this. I could also make the sides longer and leave the X/Y axes alone. If I used an additional 100mm say. So 6x650mm and 4x550mm.
Figure 4
Figure 5 shows how, with the starting position, the feed seems to meet up with the X-carriage without any fudge - it has sufficient room for the Z-axis.
chrisvesters posted: " This blog post will not be like the others you may have read in this series, since it is not my first experience with some new technology or framework. But I still think it might be an interesting topic to read about since there is more to a job than jus"
This blog post will not be like the others you may have read in this series, since it is not my first experience with some new technology or framework. But I still think it might be an interesting topic to read about since there is more to a job than just the technologies, though I do admit that for me it is one of the main driving factors.
Even though I never had a (or even really considered) a job as consultant, I recently had my first experience with it, or at least the recruitment process and it has made me think, which eventually lead to this blog post. So what are the reasons why someone might consider or take a job as consultant, and why shouldn't you?
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