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  • Crank down on that back left corner a little more and rerun this test to see if you can get it under a 0.2mm range for the height difference. Since you've moved the printer off the table and on to the floor it may have altered things so you'll want to redo it anyway (and any other time you physically move the printer).

  • I think its a bit excessive. That shows there's almost a two and a half layer (at a standard 0.2mm layer) difference between the high and low spots. On my old printer with klipper installed, I would shoot for less than 0.2mm.

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  • Me too. Not even having a ramp into the garage seems like a huge issue but the area seems like a good fit for them since there's other youtubers/speed shops next door.

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  • I used to watch AvE on long nights at work and even his tool teardowns got old quickly and the cracks started to show for me. Like every single one was him pointing out the same 10 things he knows about while bullshitting the rest.

    My final straw was before covid when he felt the need to post a video on a crane that collapsed in Seattle acting like some forensic analyst giving us his "expert take" on what occurred based off some grainy news footage. I know people just like him who always want to portray themselves as the expert on everything in the most condescending way, and that drives me up the fucking wall, so I had to dip out.

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  • I've been enjoying BigTime but I think they're struggling hard behind the scenes trying to replicate their old, expensive production style in one of the most expensive areas in the country (they employ like a dozen people as a fairly new YouTube channel) as if they still have that funding, along with not having the technical expertise to do all the work they want to do to their projects.

  • Many states have made these illegal. I got pulled over for one of these in my blue state almost two decades ago.

  • Thus has been the norm for years. Those red light and speed cameras in your town are also owned by private companies and it happens because these leaders are the type of people who go to Bing and type in "google" or who print their emails out only to scan them back into their computer in order to "save them" and these slimy company salespeople saw them coming from a mile away.

  • Probably not if you're really dumb.

  • What kind of nonsense is this coming from someone arguing that we should celebrate mediocrity and the further loss of freedom to use our devices how we want?

    You're going to compare yourself to a freedom fighter engaged in warfare? Jesus christ...

  • Don't get perfection get in the way of progress. Done is better than not.

    This quote gets my vote as the most annoying of the decade.

    What "progress" are we seeing in Android space? The trend is to continue locking and restricting everything down like apple does. Now they're requiring developers of any app, whether in the Play store or not, to give their full name and address or you can't install it using conventional means. They're also ending open-source support for the Pixel which means Graphene will be gone at some point in the future too.

  • She described the U.S. Institute of Peace as "a bloated, useless entity that blew $50 million per year while delivering no peace."

    "Now, the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace, which is both beautifully and aptly named

    Wow there's actually a sliver of truth in there. She's calling it a bloated, useless entity that wastes money and states that the addition of Trump's name to the organization is very apt.

  • And then her predecessor became best friends with Dick Cheney.

  • Not completely unnecessary. I have several 95% used tricolor filaments that aren't wound with the colors in the same orientation so I can't just feed a replacement in. I've tried splicing but it's been insanely difficult to get them to line up properly while the plastic is still heated.

  • Its really funny to see EVs coming on the scene with insane 0-60 times and horsepower numbers only for chuds to now claim that those things don't matter.

  • Great sentiment but we all know a business will get a pass for this just like when Meta got busted torrenting all those books and were told its okay because they're using it to train their AI.

  • Along a similar vein, my coworker keeps raving about a little toy salt shotgun that he uses to kill flies in his house.

  • I built one of these (shoutout to V1Engineering) and a $20-$50 budget will get you maybe 10% of the way there.

  • As if youre not already throwing out sets of batteries and buying new ones every time they go dead.

  • They can be good but the voltages don't always match alkaline cells so you can sometimes burn through them quicker than if you'd use standard alkaline.