Grease is bad for those PEI sheets. I wipe it off with alcohol before every print. They need to be hot, too. Around the glass transition temperature of your material. I exclusively print PETG. 70°C will fail, while 85°C will stick great.
It sure is!
In my case it’s vulnerable while I re-balance.
btrfs can work with mixed-size disks and change RAID-levels on-line, too.
Another surprising source that heats Finnish homes: poo-poo.
I’m on RAID1 on btrfs, so I just rebalance and remove the disks as they break.
Damn. 2/8 drives in my array have died. I was going to replace them, but at this price point I might just delete some porn instead.
Or buy cloud storage.
My sources tell me that there’s even poo-poo involved.
Looks like ABS plastic. You can dissolve ABS with acetone, reshape and it’ll harden back up as the acetone evaporates.
Also consider epoxy. I like to mix it with a bit of colloidal silica to get it less runny.
My wife seems to think so.
That looks like a lot when I type it all out. I guess about $50/mo.
I think we’ve had 50/50% analogue and digital clocks at home. Analogue on walls and wrists, digital on microwaves and VCRs. I’m sure that helped make the connection.
I can understand that kids are not motivated to practice telling time from an oldskool watchface when they always have a digital clock in their pocket.
We recently switched cars. The previous one had a big digital display for the speed. My wife is completely unable to tell the speed from a regular gauge now.
I remember a time when I couldn’t tell time with an analogue clock.
I walked to school by myself from age 7. When my parents left for work they said I should get going when the big hand is pointing straight down.
Which one?
Hero material right there.
Looks like a low barrier. It could likely have bounced over.
Weird to see a trademarked drug as the only ingredient listed. This would not fly in the EU.
Acetylsalicylic acid and whatever milk powder you have in those pills for delivery.
I’m staying with the in-laws. We’ve got the dogs in the house. Amazingly none of them care about fireworks.
We do have a toddler who had her night sleep interrupted by big bada-booms half the night. I was hoping to acclimatise her before her bedtime, but there were none to be seen then.
Yes.
I haven’t flown in four years. Even longer since I flew for a vacation.
Me and the Mrs work remote. We have 25 days of PTO each, but often extend our vacations as workations. We have two dogs to bring along, hence we avoid flying.
We had a sailboat that we’d spend four months of the year on. Hitting four different countries in one season.
We now have a toddler that takes too much time and focus for sailing, so we’ve traded the sailboat for a caravan/travel trailer. We’ve only had it one season, but did about 4000km. Spent nights in 9 different towns.
They say vacationing with kids is just parenting without the home field advantage. Towing your vacation home evens the advantage out a bit, at least.
Google assistant used to be able to translate stuff in-app. Like the whole SMS-app or foreign travel apps. It was soo handy.
My jr developer will eventually be familiar with the entire codebase and can make decisions with that in mind without me reminding them about details at every turn.
LLMs would need massive context windows and/or custom training to compete with that. I’m sure we’ll get there eventually, but for now it seems far off. I think this bubble will have to burst and let hardware catch up with our ambitions. It’ll take a couple of decades.
I chipped so many glass beds back in the day with PLA and Elmer’s glue stick. I’d often put them in the freezer in hopes that they’d just release on their own. Alas, they chip there, too.