The US is exceptionally stable. Their current administration has been demolishing their country for an year and they're still in power, with support from the other branches of government.
Pretty much anything 3d printing-related has a discord. Want to build a specific type of printer? Latest info is always on the discord, and if you don't check it you'll find yourself with pieces that don't fit together.
In my country the vast majority of people can't afford to live alone, because housing's too expensive for a single person. It has always been so, traditionally you lived with your parents until you got married, then with your families' help you'd get somewhere to live, if you were well off enough they'd help you start a mortgage, etc.
Nowadays families can't set aside that kind of savings anymore, for the most part, so the help they can provide is severely reduced.
Shit was rough for Millennials, I have no idea how Gen-Z'ers manage, as it seems to be even worse now.
I’ve been printing long enough to remember binder clips. IIRC they were originally a reaction to the magnetic sheets originally used getting significantly weaker as temps go up.
No, magsheets didn't exist back then, we used mostly glass beds coated with hairspray, kapton tape or whatever we thought would work at the time... the clips were to hold the glass to the heatbed (usually a pcb heater).
Tip: large prints can lift your mag sheet when they warp, some clips like we used in the old days would help. This one doesn't look big enough for that tho.
Make sure the fan is off, recent abs and asa presets in slicers have it enabled. The fan-speed view in the slicer can help.
Gamer's nexus segment on this is kinda funny