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A Reddit Refugee. Zero ragrets.

Engineer, permanent pirate, lover of all things mechanical and on wheels

moved here from lemmy.one because there are no active admins on that instance.

  • thats probably because they put literal acid in it (phosphoric acid)

  • Colorado's Primary isn't until June 30th. Hope this guy gets his ass tossed right out of the party for the primary, because he should.

  • HFC's are also used extensively in manufacturing, especially in anything that involves an insulating foam as it is used as a blowing agent

  • Pretty much this. ASA will still warp a little but it has half the shrinkage of ABS, is UV stable, and it gives off a lot less voltatiles while printing.

  • Fym "borderline"??

  • Technically yes, but I have two windows machines that regularly need to access it as well and I preferred SMB to act like a real mapped network drive.

  • I am running at 2.5g. Ethtool confirms it and in the screenshot I just added to the OP, you can see my max transfer rate is around the 280MB/s that I expect out of 2.5g. The behavior is not network speed limited.

  • I also found that post. They are talking about bad performance on the NAS side though with openmediavault- which I don't have, when I boot into Windows on my main desktop there is no performance issue with the NAS whatsoever. Whatever I think is going on with mine it is debian (client) specific.

  • Support gap too wide, causing model to lift off the supports- Or the bottom and sides warped up, causing them to bow inward and buckle that thin section.

    I agree with other commenters, this seems like turning it 90 so the back face could sit flat on the build plate would likely have a lot better results. If that is not an option, lower the support Z-gap and increase the support interface layer density/decrease line spacing. Make sure your filament is dry. Decrease your cooling fan speeds.

  • Molotov Party

  • As long as they don’t enshittify

    lol you don't know how this works yet

    Its never an if, its a when. And that when is VERY soon.

  • They'd probably just go through a fuel pump and a fresh filter and then be fine lol.

  • 100% this. Ive been through 4 different cad packages professionally and every single one of them is terrible bad awful garbage. Pick your flavor of garbage and get with it.

    After a few months of forcing myself to learn it, FreeCAD really isn't that bad. It's miles better than Creo.

  • Most vehicles made past about 2004 are all ethanol safe up to maybe E20. You ideally shouldn't, but e15 won't ruin them.

    Anything older though... God have mercy on your soul.

  • And Republicans screamed about Obama with open borders or something??????

  • The technology is sound and the drawbacks are massively overblown by the fossil fuel lobby. But Old style monolithic nuclear doesn't make any economic sense in the modern world. The regulatory system in most western countries plus mechanical complexity doesn't allow for it to be built in any reasonable timeframe.

    SMR's might make a decent dent in decentralized grid situations tbh. Otherwise it's going to be everyone holding out for fusion to magically get its ass into gear.

  • Good luck! It'll be worth it!

  • If you want to see what vex kits are capable of, look into the competitions they host. Each year student teams get games they must complete using a robot they design themselves.