

Aside from printing large items without an enclosure — in the beginning I used to pull off stray filament from the nozzle with my fingers. Burned myself a few times before assigning dedicated tweezers for the task.


Aside from printing large items without an enclosure — in the beginning I used to pull off stray filament from the nozzle with my fingers. Burned myself a few times before assigning dedicated tweezers for the task.

Have you gathered everyone around and chanted “his name is <coworker’s name>” for each coworker?


Was going to suggest adding sealant on the other side to balance the tire, but looks like you sorted it out.


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Should be enough for almost all games at 1080p. For newer games lower texture settings if needed.


Well done, and I’m surprised at all the technophobes in a 3d printing community.


Is this one of those suction units?


Places like these probably have a lot of expensive equipment like ram, gpus, and storage.
A large data center probably has hundreds of millions or billions worth, USD!
You never know until you try!


I don’t remember his actual title. He’s certified by whatever regulatory organization and our company needed one because of the type of devices we sold.
But yea you basically described his role.
We did UL listed stuff and his role, by comparison, seemed like a notary public.


Reminds me of that time our product caught fire because of a damaged battery, and the suits bullied the in-house regulator for an hour until he officially recorded it as not using the word “fire”


Seems a bit warm, time for a lube?
I’ll put it in my queue!
Yea but fuck John Daly
Clevatess was a surprisingly good dark fantasy that is new. One season out, second one in the works.
Takes a couple episodes to break out of the generic fantasy route. Also doesn’t get dark dark… some of the recommendations are total mind fucks and should have disclaimers, jfc.


If someone from Japan calls it an inconvenience, it means it’s actually fucking terrible.


I stand corrected.
The detergent I used was supposed to be eco-friendly so its target audience might be looking at plant-based cleaners.


Congratulations, you’ve discovered the nature of advertising.
A while back during the gluten-free craze my laundry detergent proudly had “gluten-free” on the packaging.
EDIT: I learned it’s possible for plant-based detergents to have contact with gluten, so for those with zero tolerance it can be a concern.


To be fair that looks like a shitty implementation of the bollards.
Look out, we’ve got a genius over here!