ShadowRam

You could say the same about C and D batteries too.

They’re all 1.5V

Cancer

Vote with your wallet

I did.

I bought my 3080 back in 2020, because I knew AI was the future of graphics, based on all the R&D and white papers nVidia was pumping out up to that point.

No regrets.

Not my problem nVidia was the only one to invest in the tech, while AMD relied solely on TSMC to shrink their dies.

It has nothing to do with brand loyalty or fanboys or any of that shit.

It’s just straight up better tech.

Then I recommend Prusa Slicer.

This is likely a slicer issue.

What slicer?

Randomize Z seam

There is never a situation where this is a good setting to have on.

_ I’m not using … “retract on layer change”_

There’s your problem.

Hall-Effect is supreme,

But we’ve been using potentiometers for controller joysticks for 25 years now… and yet it’s only been a huge issue lately.

You know what the world doesn’t need?

an AI model trained on the old Reddit Hive Mind.

Path of Exile,

The true successor to Diablo 2

No matter what printer you get,

I recommend avoiding any printer designed to move the bed in the Y-Axis.

It’s an old design prior to CoreXY and it isn’t needed anymore, and has a lot of cons compared with no pros.

Start with SNAP CIRCUITS toys. Even if your an adult, these are a start.

Then upgrade to a ELEGOO UNO Electronics kit off Amazon.

It’ll give you the basics of powering stuff, and then basics of signals.

Some kind of RC Car, Multicopter, Self built 3D Printer hobby will also help get you started.

government regulation to force companies to begin using a modular system

Yeah, that’s fair. But the issue is also similar to cell phones.

Each battery is unique because it needs to fit the unique layout of the vehicle. Not to mention the battery tech is moving so fast, that the chemistry of the battery itself is changing every few years.

I suspect China’s approach to a vehicle where you hot-swap the batteries instead of charging will be the way it goes. Someone will do it, it will be most $$$ efficient and therefore profitable, and then it will force them all to adopt the same approach.

The replacing the battery is simply a supply issue.

There is such a demand and so little supply, that if you want to buy just a battery (and not the entire car) you are out of luck. They’ll put that battery in a new car and sell it before selling it to you as a replacement.

But that’s short term. There are a huge number of battery plants already breaking ground and coming online.

In 2 years or so, the price to replace the battery will be a HELL of a lot lower, and the issue you linked above will be long gone.

I can now finally solder things easier.

Drink my coffee while gaming.

Use Push to Talk a lot more while gaming.

Hold the ladder, brace, and hold a nail and hammer all at the same time.

4,6,7,10

I don’t know. I know I played 9 in its entirety, but it is completely un-rememberable.

But yeah, 100% lets get back to the turn-based formula it was meant to be.
Bonus if we could go back to a 5-team instead of a 3-team

Ctrl+C

Ctrl+V

Ya know, I wouldn’t mind ads,

If google would just FUCKING LISTEN TO MY CURATING DECISIONS!!

No, I’m never going to buy a car based off an ad. Block em all.

No, I’m never switching insurance companies based on an ad.

No, I’m not interested in mobile games. Ever.

And yet when I tell google, block this content, not interested, I don’t want to see this particular topic.

It just doesn’t fucking listen.

You’d think this would be an absolute GOLD MINE of information that google would want, to better focus their ads,.

But they just ignore it,

It’s not about linking people to stuff they are interested in and taking a percentage… it’s about wasting everyone’s fucking time, and then they wonder why people run ad blockers.

Most-Hyped?

Since when?

10 years of printing on a custom-homemade machine.

Yeah, I’ve been ‘just printing’ now for about 5 years straight.
I don’t even look at the printer prior to sending it a print wirelessly. I just hit print, and it works.

Always sticks to bed, no failures.

It’s about knowing the mechanic’s and failure points and knowing how to maintain it properly.