Do yourself a favour and don’t buy the TP-Link ones though. I have TP-Link powerline adapters too, and they kept losing the connection over time. I later switched to FRITZ! and those have been working perfectly fine for years.

That said, the powerline solution only works well if both devices are on the same phase.

Depends on the game.

It <swearword> is LLM slop: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1rz15t3/comment/obiwu24/

Isn’t Sailfish OS already pretty much “a Linux phone that works”?

I finally printed something again yesterday, and, as far as I can tell, the z-positioning was perfectly stable thanks to your suggestion.

Thanks a lot!

There was a similar question some time ago, so I think it’s worth linking it: https://lemmy.world/post/19546682

Also, check my answer there for a solution that does not rely on a launcher: https://lemmy.world/post/19546682/12260141

Thanks, gonna do that first before I start my next print. This sounds like a really plausible cause!

I don’t know if there are direct USB-C to PS/2 adapters, but assuming not: USB-C to USB-A adapter followed by USB-A to PS/2.

Familiarity.

If an alternative isn’t 100% identical to a tool one is used to, one automatically has reservations, and the slightest inconvenience immediately turns into a blocking issue. On the other hand, one is typically inclined to ignore problems with tools one is used to.

There isn’t much one can do about this, other than trying to keep an open mind, and being aware of that bias.