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I wanted a clip for our cat's wet food so it would stay fresh longer after opening since he doesn't eat a whole pack every time we feed him. I went to order something but then realized "I have a 3d printer" so.. here we are. It works well.

I think I am going to change the time for my time-lapse though. It goes by a little too fast.

Print files: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5357796 Printed on my Monoprice Select V2

Time-lapse video: https://vid8.poal.co/user/level_101/PGklUm7

I wanted a clip for our cat's wet food so it would stay fresh longer after opening since he doesn't eat a whole pack every time we feed him. I went to order something but then realized "I have a 3d printer" so.. here we are. It works well. I think I am going to change the time for my time-lapse though. It goes by a little too fast. Print files: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5357796 Printed on my Monoprice Select V2 Time-lapse video: https://vid8.poal.co/user/level_101/PGklUm7

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Thanks for the suggestions.I'm under the impression a new 10" android tablet is the easy path for me.

I am due to upgrade my old 2007 desktop. I leave it off until I need to retrieve information related to my business (old subdivision plot plans, files, soil test data, etc). I have it all backed up on thumb drives that are bigger than the 4G internal hard drive! Lol. I have a ~2011 laptop too, heavy/clunky by today's standards and of course the battery is shot and it must be plugged in to operate.

I don't go online with either of them anymore, their windows OS is no longer supported. It hasn't been an issue on line because I use the kindle for all online activity.

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My PC died years ago and I switched to tablets.

I'm on my second Samsung tablet. Both are android and have Chrome and Samsung browser. I like the Samsung one better as it has features that Chrome doesn't.

Although I haven't downloaded Brave on either, I'm almost sure I could. I remember putting Dolphin on my old tablet. It sucked, BTW, and I uninstalled it.

First was 7", this one is 10". Been pretty happy with them both.

This tablet is getting up there in years and I've been thinking of getting a new one.

Have no clue how Samsungs are now, but it would probably be the first I would check out.

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Here I am holding my 8" and you go bragging about your big 10"! Lol! Color me envious.

I love Samsung TV's, found them to be very good quality since the '90s. If the tablets are as good, I could be in the market for one too. As long as it's an android ... no more Amazon for me ... after the one I'm using now.

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My tablets are android.

I've got a Samsung 55", flat screen, 'smart', (although, probably dumb by today's standards - wifi but no camera or mic just hookups for at least a camera -and I like it that way),TV that's 12 years old and still going strong.

Oh, and about my big 10"? Just don't go steppin' on it! 😄

(Thanks for the set up, betcha saw that one coming from a mile away! 😁)

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yeah, I get that. Plenty of us are nerds here. I would suggest a lot of changes to your data backup plans though.

If you ever want to talk about it or want suggestions on a PC/Laptop let me know.

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I would suggest a lot of changes to your data backup plans though.

You feel 2 thumb drive backups are inadequate?

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3-2-1 strat and at least 1 (ideally two) should be offsite and with multiple copies.

Bit-rot is real and can really screw you. I have been looking at a few cloud options but using something that pre-encrypts everything before transit as my "oh shit" option where everything else is not recoverable.

A huge fire a few years back would have taken out everything if it was at my house and in a safe deposit box with no way to recover it. I hate the cloud idea but other than buying/renting a rack of my own in a datacenter and managing it, its the next best solution (Can't rely on friends/family to maintain a system in their homes even if they are technical).