You can also mount 2.5" drives into the 3.5: trays if you wanted. Ive had my R6 for years now and just bought a 2-pack of drive caddies as it filled up to the point that I now have enough to fill the whole case.
The "CNC mindset" is perfect copies every time. That's the entire purpose of CNC otherwise everyone would just hand cut parts. Stop trying to wear your years of toiling like a badge of honor that permits you to look down on others.
3d printers have been around in consumer form for close to two decades now. There's no excuse for this any longer. The reason there's such a learning curve with printers like this (I've been through it myself) is because they're built with shitty, scrap bin parts to keep prices low. The commercial folks using CNC machines would never, ever settle for junk that fails often and needs a bunch of aftermarket parts swapped in just for basic functionality. I went years on a bed slinger like these with years of more troubleshooting than printing and I would never go back nor would I tolerate it with a new printer.
After years of not touching books, I recently went and renewed mine and my daughters library cards to get her (and me) reading more over the summer. Currently I'm reading Dan Brown's newest book Secret of Secrets, which has been a pretty interesting mystery/thriller but also delves into the nature of consciousness and explores alternative ideas about what it is, at least in a fictional setting.
I would say it's a federation issue but your account and the community are both on the same instance, so I dunno. Typically I've only seen that when subscribing to a community on a new instance since your instance won't populate posts from another instance until you or someone else first subscribes to it.
Does it show you as being logged in when you click the community link?
That wouldn't make any sense considering the text is two people arguing with one another. Each one is facing a different direction.
Edit: you are correct. For some reason my brain inserted a line at the beginning arguing that "violence can be effective at bringing about change" which turns the whole thing in to an argument between two yellow guys.
Alternatively, you get a second cat and they both hate each other which leads to years of behavioral issues too. I don't think having multiple cats is always the best way to go, especially staggering them out like that. I've had cats my whole life and each one is different. I think if you do plan on having multiple, getting siblings is probably your best bet since they've always known one another, but even then that's no guarantee they'll enjoy eachothers company once they reach adulthood.
Dude if you think this is bad you should read the stuff posted by that one specific individual here at least 16 times a day. Your question at least has relevance and is light hearted. I wouldn't feel embarrassed about posting this at all.
Looking at their chart near the top, it appears as if violence scores higher in most categories except for "non-violence security force defections" which eclipses every other datapoint by 20x-40x which probably realllly skews the average in favor of non-violence.
Then I'll go on dates with women, and despite going OK, I'm just not getting any signs from them. They'll spend time looking at their phones, don't tuck their hair behind their ear, don't give me the sexy eyes, don't give me the casual arm touch, don't ask follow-up questions (or any questions, really), and then when we say goodbye at the end, I get a half, one-arm hug. And then they want a second date! Why! It was clear from the first date you weren't into me, so why are we even bothering with a second!?
That seems liken a sign to me unless you're in a scripted RomCom where all the other signs you mention may apply.
You can also mount 2.5" drives into the 3.5: trays if you wanted. Ive had my R6 for years now and just bought a 2-pack of drive caddies as it filled up to the point that I now have enough to fill the whole case.