Wow, this is an incredible guide thanks for showing me

I figured there might be something like this that i hadn't seen. I'll look into it tomorrow, i get the feeling this would cause the inconsistency.

I have never bought an ender. I just happen to have one :P

Ah, thank you for the advice and the link!

The falling prints i think have issues in the same spots, there are relatively small patches around the print surface that don't print very well, though they don't seem to correspond to the bed leveling screws or anything. Now that i say that I'll have to check that I'm using the mesh level correctly when i get home.

I'm still using a Bowden type extruder. The extruder itself is a generic aluminum one. My filament is run out of a sunlu dryer by the side of the machine.

I think i actually raised the jerk at one point to reduce the radius on corners, so i can bring that back down again and experiment with acceleration.

I have a glass bed and I'm using the tramming function with the mriscoc firmware to give me depth readings for each of the four screws, and I usually reign them in to about 0.04mm range. Parts close to each other tend to have similar but not the same results, and i think the patches are too small to be from bed leveling, usually only a couple centimeters.

I can redo esteps, i can see what you mean about the overextrusion. I only set my esteps to the number recommended by the manufacturer of my extruder, but i haven't measured it myself yet, maybe that's a bit silly of me. Though if that's the problem then I'm still curious why it's different in different areas.

I can check out acceleration too, i looked up what acceleration and jerk meant at one point but it didn't make much sense to me at the time.

Well, i would say I'm pretty well adjusted as an adult. I guess it's not the easiest thing for me to argue because someone who isn't could say the same thing. I don't think it had much of an effect on me when i was really young because it was just one of those things people said would make sense when I'm older. Adults seemed to like this thing, but from my point of view back then they also seemed to like going to the store and filling out paperwork. It didn't really affect me because it was not something i understood, so i just ignored it. Once it got to the point where i started having those feelings myself around 10-12 years old, i had already had enough context from my parents and through osmosis that a lot of those 18+ themes made sense, and they didn't become alien or scary. I was able to go through those changes without any real shame about it because it was just a part of life. I definitely feel like if children are around that sort of thing then the parents are obligated to provide some context and help them develop a more healthy view of those themes (because the media alone definitely won't cultivate those) but kids being around those themes i don't think is inherently bad.

Pretend the kids aren't there, no moderation. There's no reason to be uncomfortable about kids showing up to an adult space, you do not have to accommodate them.

If the hyper Karen wants to make a moral panic then they're gonna try to make a moral panic with or without kids. Even in your example the kids are just a prop to do what they already were trying to do. Deal with the hyper Karen if you have a hyper Karen problem.

Thank you!

I don't keep up with politics much, and I don't recognize all of these flags. Anyone able to label them for me so i can look up some context?

Can anyone provide any actual evidence that says this kind of thing makes children's lives worse? I was pretty uncensored as a kid and I'm honestly really grateful for it, i feel like it helped me adjust to the adult world well before my peers.

Honestly the things that got to me as a kid more than anything else was violence and the news. I recognized stuff like family guy to be fake and silly, but seeing and hearing about people getting killed or severely hurt in media and the news was sometimes traumatizing.

Yeah yeah you know what i mean

Gen z here. I was not around in the 80's or 90's, but everything people describe as being from the 90's and some stuff from the 80's was just my life in the mid 2000's. I definitely know what pagers are. Like hell, we had a stack of floppy discs at home and my first computer had a floppy disc reader. I used to play duck hunt on my dad's nes and super Mario Land on my own Gameboy. That stuff doesn't just disappear at the turn of the decade.

Nuclear meltdowns are incredibly uncommon though.

Ok, but the providers will not offer such a service. I'd gladly take 2fa using biometrics and a password/passkey with my username working as it always has.

I had fun with that for a few minutes

I'm enjoying "lib-bag"

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That is reason 2

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