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4mo ago
Hate to say I called this years ago.... It is a shameful use of tech.
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4mo ago
Real estate, Crypto and AI make up the 3 legged stool of US investment (from my perspective). In my area which is over 1/3 retired people this is where the majority of their investments seem to lie. Those who are simply relying on 401
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4mo ago
Might not get you far in life...but it'll get you to the next town.
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4mo ago
To the OP... Best wishes. You are an inspiration.
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5mo ago
Perhaps you should log in and verify. Maybe you missed the step about setting up an account on an exchange to get it transferred. There was quite a few steps...maybe you still have something coming.
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5mo ago
It's sarcasm. Everyone who had coin in Mt.Gox lost it during a hack. A portion of that was returned to the users who had a loss about a year ago.
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5mo ago
Thermal runaway protection does not help in certain failure modes. Failed FET for instance. They tend to fail "on". Unless you have a highside FET shutting off the power (and that may fail too). On my printer I have software wat
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5mo ago
I would never compare an inexpensive 3d printer to a household device which is designed to last decades. It is closer to a toaster or an oven than a water heater or HVAC. Also...my last lease specifically said that I was not allowed to use
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5mo ago
I work with the Smoothieware project. The V1 Smoothieboard was one of the first (the first I am aware of) with an ethernet connection. It was always stated by our devs that it should never be connected to anything but a local network. Why
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5mo ago
Oh good... Now they can make websites full of info to back up their misinformation. Which will feed future generations of AI. Finally we are back to "You can't believe everything you read online".
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5mo ago
Second that, Not only respect other businesses but when I am working for one I am aware that every penny they pay me is a negative for their company. So I make sure my work is done as quickly as possible and I don't "milk the cl
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6mo ago
I am not the poster...but I can say for things like the A4982 stepper drivers it would take me about 1-2min/chip to do it by hand with hot air with a preheater. [1] In one particular case where we had a BOM mixup on a batch of 500 boa
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6mo ago
Not only is it likely very easy/possible to track everyone with a phone but it has now got to the point where "movement without a cellphone present" is a red flag. "Hey...why is this guy suddenly deviating from his norma
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7mo ago
Learning to design parts was a huge "unlock" for me. Wasn't just printing other people's designs. Great feeling to measure and design something then have it fit perfectly.
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7mo ago
If you go to the other sites down there (like Tulum) very often you will hear the vendors talk trash about Chichen Itza calling it "Chicken Pizza".
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7mo ago
Big flag error I can see right away is joint custody where a parent lives out of the zone. Every time the parent who doesn't live in the exact neighborhood drops the child off the car is flagged. Then what happens when they look into t
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7mo ago
I think one of the key sentences is this one : "He has the best possible relations both with the theoretical people of whom he is one, and with the experimental people with whom he works in very close harmony." His strength that i
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8mo ago
Drawback claims (assuming this is the correct thing to use) are quite difficult to do. Requires a customs broker. You used to be able to file them manually as a normal person but they ended that when the first 25% tariffs on China went in
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8mo ago
No. It was real. How well it worked is a different story. I saw one of the records at Autodesk's Pier9 in their display [1]. But again...I never heard it play. There was more posts at the time that went into more detail. [1] https:
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8mo ago
Kinda funny how things have progressed... I work with the Smoothieware project. The V1 Smoothieboard was one of the first with ethernet onboard (although kinda borked). First thing that was advised to everyone was "never connect this
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9mo ago
In my case PETG had issues until I realized that on my machine it needs to go slower. I can print PLA at 100mm/s with .25mm layers...but PETG I don't go much over 65mm/s give the same line width/layer height. Since getti
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9mo ago
That was my thought as well...I suppose there may be something I am not thinking of. Perhaps they get more total energy if they "perch" on the tower.
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9mo ago
I have an Eye-fi SD card which can send photos via wifi. Wouldn't be too hard to make a receiver that send from a raspi or something automatically. Seems they are discontinued but there are other options that work similar such as &quo
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9mo ago
Are they seeing tiny mice...or are they seeing the same 2cm tall "people"?
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10mo ago
I switched from Fusion to Freecad just before the 1.0 update. Freecad 1.0 is a gamechanger IMHO. It so far has suited all my needs as well as being significantly easier to use than the pre 1.0 versions.
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10mo ago
If you are a programmer OpenSCAD is likely for you. It certainly has benefits in things that are repeating patterns (gears and such)...and if your mind is good at visualizing things in "code" things will likely go a lot faster. I
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10mo ago
Right...I have loaded the wrong material before. It didn't take long before I noticed. PLA is super liquid at ABS temps :) (Not to mention that in my case ABS bed temps would melt the bottom of the PLA)
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10mo ago
Not to be a 3d print snob but.... Aside from the failure it looks like it wasn't the best print to start with. Lots of rashing from support and curling at the edges. You can see on the flats where the support was and the outer curve
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10mo ago
I can only speak for what I have seen in the US..but it seems to me that a large portion of the SUVs out there are really just minivans with different doors in the back and a slight suspension lift. Especially ones like the VW Atlas and co
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11mo ago
This has been going on for at least 15 years. But it is a wider scale than just the Border patrol. Police agencies monitoring cameras and working with other agencies to notify in advance of people coming through. Flagged plates are pulle
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