And then I _still_ would have to spend 8 * 64.53 = 516.24 for 8 hardened nozzles. Deducting the 140 compensation leaves me with a 376.24 loss compared to what was sold to me. This is problematic.
@Prusa3D@josefprusa@BondtechAB The compensation of 17.50 per nozzle for the these-are-not-hardened-nozzles issue is quite underwhelming. That would mean that fully hardened nozzles would become available for 64.53, which isn't very likely. 1/2
@Prusa3D This is sub-optimal. The wiper should be in a fixed place where it can always be used (like with INDX) so that it can be used on every filament change and/or every x layers (user configurable). Also, there should be a bucket underneath for the waste.
Hey MAGA. You laugh because you think you're safe from all of this racism, and death, and destruction. But you're wrong. Trump will come for you too. It's both predictable and inevitable. Know how I know? Because I currently live in Normandy, not far from the D-Day beaches.
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@GrandpaRoy2 Cool. I had the same idea a while ago. Now combine it was something like a spray can with fluorescent paint or alike so that mines are visibly tagged instead of only electronically
The US is heading for a civil war. Trump can't leave office after being voted out because of a the crimes he, his family and his goons have committed. Considering what's going on over there a civil war might not even be a bad thing. @maddow
@IanCutress I'm expecting AMD to - over the years - plug its X3D deeper and deeper into its architectures, maybe even up to L1. It's what I would try anway. Should be quite complicated to achieve, but a no-brainer architecture win.
@FerMorcillo@tonisokolov1011 There you go, no penalty for Lulu for moving under braking. Completely underlines my point.
Remember Austria and how they couldn't punish Max any harder for moving under breaking...