Justin Garrison

Anita, thank you so much. And we'll reach out, I'm sure, in the future with more things, maybe in the future, talk about eBPFs and ASICs and more work that you're doing on the OS layer, because that's just a fun thing and seeing how it grows.

Anita, thank you so much. And we'll reach out, I'm sure, in the future with more things, maybe in the future, talk about eBPFs and ASICs and more work that you're doing on the OS layer, because that's just a fun thing and seeing how it grows.

Thank you so much, Gina Hoiska, for joining us on the show today. And can you tell us about yourself and how you got started with creating Octoprint?

Thank you so much, Gina Hoiska, for joining us on the show today. And can you tell us about yourself and how you got started with creating Octoprint?

That's awesome.

That's awesome.

That's one of those success stories of open source and crowdfunding, right? Because that's not a common thing for it's like, oh, one person started a project and now you can actually make your living off of this hobby or originally hobby sort of thing. And that's really awesome just to hear that it's the community around it has come together to be able to support such a cool project.

That's one of those success stories of open source and crowdfunding, right? Because that's not a common thing for it's like, oh, one person started a project and now you can actually make your living off of this hobby or originally hobby sort of thing. And that's really awesome just to hear that it's the community around it has come together to be able to support such a cool project.

What printer was even available 2012? That's like the CNC cupcake machine.

What printer was even available 2012? That's like the CNC cupcake machine.

Yeah, no one even knew what to do there.

Yeah, no one even knew what to do there.

So in 10 years of Octoprint, how many printers do you support? It seems like it grows every time I check it out.

So in 10 years of Octoprint, how many printers do you support? It seems like it grows every time I check it out.

Yeah, I switched off from an Ender Pro to a Bamboo, and the Bamboo is pretty much self-contained. Closed source. Yeah, closed source. And it was like... I had such a hard time because I had so many printers in the past that I always wanted them to be open source and I wanted them to work certain ways. And I always spent more time fiddling with them than using them and printing.

Yeah, I switched off from an Ender Pro to a Bamboo, and the Bamboo is pretty much self-contained. Closed source. Yeah, closed source. And it was like... I had such a hard time because I had so many printers in the past that I always wanted them to be open source and I wanted them to work certain ways. And I always spent more time fiddling with them than using them and printing.

And so I saw recommendations for the bamboo and I'm like, I'm going to try it. I'm going to go with this one. I know it's closed source. They have a whole ecosystem of stuff. And I think the problem is going to be when, when things break and I can't fix a problem or I can't troubleshoot and find, you know, Find a community around like, hey, how does this work?

And so I saw recommendations for the bamboo and I'm like, I'm going to try it. I'm going to go with this one. I know it's closed source. They have a whole ecosystem of stuff. And I think the problem is going to be when, when things break and I can't fix a problem or I can't troubleshoot and find, you know, Find a community around like, hey, how does this work?

It's all just going to be like, oh, well, here's a janky fix we have that shows you how to do something.

It's all just going to be like, oh, well, here's a janky fix we have that shows you how to do something.