Ugly Bob

I guess I’m lucky… My bed has <0.6mm deviation. I’ve had it for a couple of months printing almost every day and my biggest issue is an occasional layer shift.

In what way did they fail?

I have a k1c and have pretty much printed petg exclusively. Works fine. I know creality has an amazing clone… haven’t used that.

Never tried it myself, but “functional print Friday” channel on YouTube uses IPA after printing with slow steady prying to remove stuck tpu. The IPA wicks under the print and releases it.

Get a load of this guy, he thinks the general will be in grenade range of where the action is!

I’m not sure how closely it satisfies all your requirements, but I have 2 ultimate hacking keyboards, and they serve me well. Open source firmware with clients for Windows Mac and Linux. Once settings are programmed into the keyboard, they work regardless of connected OS.

It’s a 60% keyboard with no numpad… Ymmv.

The day you make something useful like those “genocidal tankie scum”, I’ll contribute to you too.

Make something better that people want to use or shut up.

Gracias

Please also grace me with this python goodness.

I couldn’t tell from the picture, but she looks a lot fatter.

I might be ootl on this one. Who is she?

I believe in the death of the author. This helps me separate the art and the artist.

Bad people do good things and not everyone can be judged by their worst acts.

I wouldn’t pay for any of his art anymore, but I still enjoy the songs I have already without guilt.

The big issue is that by adding more and more features, a browser has become an operating system and so complex that you can’t hope to make a new one from scratch.

The last “new” browser engine (that wasn’t built by a corporation) was KHTML which was stolen harvested first by Apple for Webkit and subsequently by Google for Blink. KHTML then rotted without support.

The most recent attempt was to build Servo in Rust. Mozilla “ran out of money” (they depend on Google for their existence), and it’s already rotting.