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Gone.

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beep boop

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Not willing to figure out how to change the display name here but I moved to Mastodon years ago when it was only the one server, and now that it's thousands I'm [email protected].

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@harrisj Well, I mean, we haven't learned not to repeat anything *else* from the beginning of the 20th century, why should that be different?

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@cpan_pevans Colors are pretty limited, but there's spray paint available for repainting/retouching grills and wood stoves.

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@newbiedm They're also very sensitive to changes in ambient temperature. Drafts, etc. Make sure it's sheltered, and keep a thermometer/hygrometer and log what the temp/humidity was for successes and failures.

Also remember that the feedstock is very humidity-sensitive; keep it sealed up.

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@rjbs The logical conclusion to https://t.co/ULlbC30xi3

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Dude just cruised past me riding a lawn chair taped to an electric skateboard while vaping and blasting Jack Johnson. Now I’m questioning all my life choices.

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@EddiCreative Find out why so I can make my mom mad at him.

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@shanselman Whenever we go back to Wichita we have to pack our luggage with TastyKakes (and sometimes pork roll and scrapple). My husband mocked me for carrying a grocery bag full as my under-seat luggage but when we were in line in PHL I was far from the only one.

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@newbiedm Tips: make sure the printer is not in a drafty place (even if it has an enclosure). Get a laser thermometer thingy to check the temp of the print bed (and consider gaffer tape). Also check to make sure the print file is made for your hot head size.

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@newbiedm Our first print is half a smushed cube so... yes. (Also, print just test cubes until you get the hang of it.)

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@Smylers2 Do they... do they mean an Alexa or something? I mean, they're converting underused indoor malls around here into things including mixed-use with housing, but I still wouldn't describe that as "*inside* your home." 🏬

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@newbiedm Don't rush it. Precision is *everything* in those critters. (We have a MendelMax RipRap, which my former-Boeing-Machinist husband assembled.)

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@rjbs READ THE ROOM STEVE

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@robbkidd @MoonPie THEY MIGHT HAVE BEEN COUNTERFEIT ROBB

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@RagingOwlbear @newbiedm The "different interest groups" is so far largely served by different instances (though it's a rapidly evolving ecosystem and if the past is any indication the current influx of G+ people will probably lead to more direct parallels being implemented). Threading is pretty robust.

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@EddiCreative Our air conditioner just kicked on. We leave it at 78. 🤷

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@vboykis Me while I'm packing up endless boxes of books: I'm going to only buy ebooks from here on out.
Me after we arrive: Oh I live near an IKEA now so I can buy hardbacks more often.

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@rgodfrey I saw one of the latter, but that might have been on Mastodon.

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@vboykis Same. I have a few series that I got started in ebook during the cross-country move. I continue buying them in e format and that's my go-to for times I don't have a dead tree with me. But by and large, I'm team Physical Book.