You forgot the Lorenz factor. The Falcon flies FTL. That’s where the midichlorians fit in.

Before this I would have suggested Anycubic as second choice. My S1 has been good and the Kobra X is amazing for the price.

The Snapmaker U1 is the current darling of all Youtuber reviewers. It runs Klipper, the opensource firmware. Get one yesterday.

What is it supposed to show? I’m using a Chrome web browser.

I’m referring to the relationship between someone offering you more money for the same work the difference of which gets passed on to consumers.

A few consumers are going to a business and offering more money for the same work. The consumer is the business’s boss just like your boss might offer you more money. You aren’t going to turn down the raise because it will hurt other consumers just like the business isn’t going to turn down the money even though it will cost other consumers more.

and if i did i sure as hell wouldn’t care if their CEOs got a paycut to benefit the consumers

I brought that up because that wasn’t going to happen. If you get a raise, your boss isn’t going to take a paycut to make it happen. The raise comes from the consumers.

The money is fixed. You getting a raise means the money has to come from somewhere- which means the boss taking a pay cut or the customers paying more.

I got an error when I clicked that @ link?

you’re robbing yourself of the opportunity to grow and expand your horizons as a creator,

I have never used AI for my 3d modeling but please. EVERY remix on printables is “stolen”. But actually not stolen because the cc license says “USE IT for non commercial”.

What you are describing is “Don’t use a service that steals for you. Spend years learning how to steal by yourself.” If you aren’t the Picasso of your generation and inventing an entirely new style like cubism, you are only stealing ideas that you see around you and teaching yourself how to incorporate those stolen ideas.

Many people are trying to solve little problems like “I want a 3d model of my cat.”, not change the art world.

If your boss offered you a raise for the same work, would you turn it down?

A mismatch between supply and demand is called a shortage. The source is irrelevant.

You think companies would cut off ad revenue and pass cost savings to customers?

Fridges will get MORE expensive to ensure that you see ads on your fridge.

85% of cigarette smokers don’t get lung cancer.

I’m guessing those tanks have been sealed from when you filled them?

Gas goes bad primarily from absorbing water from the air, oxidation, and evaporation. Since the tanks were kept closed, the gas will last for years.

Gas cans that are used frequently need stabilizer because every time you pour a little to fill a lawnmower, fresh air gets in to replace the volume poured out.

One form of government investment is subsidized panels for homes so you rely on utilities less.

I watch outdoors55. https://youtu.be/uwlWVmUEsH8

Despite the name there’s really no outdoor content. It’s him in his garage sharpening knives and reviewing stones and systems.

I will say that despite how he shows it is easy, I’ve never achieved the skill to do it effectively. I 3d printed a guide to hold the angle and can now sharpen my kitchen knives

Yeah I’ve reinstalled Windows on Dells and it just works without any hassle because it reads something in the bios that says it already has a Windows license. I was wondering what it reads that would be configured in Proxmox to allow the same. I would be nice to be able to create a Windows VM on the fly without any license setup or license bypass tricks during/after install. Instead it would just work because Proxmox tells it to.

It’s my belief that it is a human conceit that emotions are the pinnacle of defining humanity.

Emotions are in reality a simplified thought process. It’s why animals are capable of emotions. It’s an evolutionary survival mechanism that’s simpler and faster than rational thought.

That’s why it’s easy for an LLM to simulate emotions but can’t see why you need to drive 50m to the car wash.

You sandwiched your admission that the photo showed blue tarnish on silver between a claim that the photo didn’t show blue and the false claim that the OP specifically asked why blue in particular.

Your post started with “pictures of tungsten aren’t helpful”. This is proof you didn’t read the Wikipedia article where it shows a silver coin with tarnish.

The OP didn’t say blue. They said colorful. You brought up blue to deflect from you not reading the article that showed colorful silver tarnish.

Re: flow through

A mesh like container so all sides are exposed to air. Many 3d printed designs have channels so air can get into the middle of the desiccant container.

I suspect that’s what he already has. I can’t imagine a compressor based dehumidifier that’s so tiny.

Are you sure it’s 35% ? I’ve found those cheap digital hygrometers to be off by 10-15%.

I bought a box and some say 10 and some say 20. I ended up buying several different brands and price ranges of hygrometers to try and figure out which ones were correct.

I use cereal boxes with desiccant and without any active dehumidifier they stay at ~25% despite being frequently opened and closed. So like others suggested, put a large flow-through bin of desiccant in and forget about it.

Also is that a compressor dehumidifier? I suspect it’s a desiccant wheel because it’s so tiny.