well yeah, i'm fine with raunchy too, that's not the problem. it's shit like this and this and this and this and this and this and this and this and this and this...
yeah there's been links in the other threads on this comm. personally i went through some of his comics on his site and there is 1) a lot of t'n'a (which i'm all for tbh, it just gets old if it's shown as "normalcy") and 2) every type of character the author doesn't like (feminists, models, vegans, specifically male homosexuals...) are drawn like weird charicatures.
but... i don't have a personal problem with it? why aren't you answering my question? you're giving canned responses now, like i'm some sort of militant hater, rather than actually give a reason for what you're doing
no, i want the community to do that. i don't understand why you're always so aggressive in these threads. lemmy is not the place for that sort of behaviour.
it was a genuine question. i'm personally ambivalent the comic but apparently the author is a questionable character and if that makes people uncomfortable i'm for not posting them.
like, this is a small space. we're building community. trying to actively fight against that seems antithetical to the idea of lemmy.
the datasheet for this one recommends 255, which is also within range of the preset in orcaslicer. common wisdom on the web seems to be to go above the specified temps for petg, rather than below, with some people recommending 280 degrees.
well it does bind, just not hard. the surface area of the central piece is enough to make it stick pretty well. it's just these thin parts that are giving me trouble. but yeah, slowing down probably helps.
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