u/AmazingELF74

I first used one to make parts for my school robotics team. I just thought they were cool and wanted to print things off Thingiverse. I got a Maker Select v2, a huge step up from the Anet A8s and Replicator X2s the school had. Ten years later I’ve printed thousands of different parts for all sorts of projects.

I thought so too but it turns out they’re just not counters. They’re a few in the Explorers of the Deep precon like [[Merfolk Cave-Diver]]. I didn’t realize the distinction, so I would have added more with Proliferate.

I find ManaBox gets the card’s set wrong a lot of the time. I only realized it after scanning my entire collection so the values are probably a little off.

I see thanks! I’ll get one for the next change.

I passed my test while failing that part, though I’ve gotten pretty good at it since.

I can't find this router for sale anywhere. I'm excited for all the new SDR firmwares that are coming out. I've been wanting to make a spectrum analyzer would show me a waterfall with SSIDs overlaid on the different bands.

This may be a dumb question, but wouldn’t the computer vision algorithm flag anything vaguely security camera-looking as one?

What were the slightly smaller boxes called that came in a cardboard sleeve? The Origins one was my first cards.

Super light, low center of mass, and decently low gearing

I keep a knife in the same pocket as my phone, which the screen slides against every time I put it in or out. My screen protector ends up with a bunch of vertical lines. While you can’t see them when the screen is on, I don’t want that damage on my actual screen.

No one except the usual few have an issue with the fact there is another language at the table with them. People shouldn’t have to ask for an explanation of the card every time they forget the exact text. I’d go as far to say it can give the card-owner an advantage. It is slightly different at a high level of play where the players are expected to know all the staples and may have memorized their opponent’s cards.

This has already been a thing with PPS.

I once booted a 386 off my USB Ventoy drive. it was a Windows 95 PC inside a lathe I was tasked with backing up. I was really surprised and happy it worked.

I got one of these today too. I wonder if it’s a bugged app we both have.

Mine just started doing this occasionally

Im biased towards Autonomous Underwater Vehicle, but joining any team will be more valuable to you than any class.

The apps can use the Face ID scanner too for higher resolution. It’s annoying to use though since you can’t see what you’re scanning.

Clubs, disc golf, the trails, wandering around the woods

If USB only is fine, there’s an open source version of this for any popular dev board on GitHub. If you really don’t want to DIY, the Keysight version is still significantly cheaper on eBay. There’s even DIY versions with Ethernet for the ESP32 series. The price of these adapters is insane.

Not that it’ll be an issue for the owners, but how do you clean those wheels?

Man the Passio app really sucks. I’m excited to try this out!

Edit: It’s already way easier to use than Passio, thank you. Two things I’d ask for:

Being able to view two agencies at once, KSU and CobbLinc

Some of the ads abuse the iOS feature for making the screen max brightness temporarily. It makes it hard to see the app until it’s restarted. I believe there’s a way to disable those.

That looks really cool! How is the hybrid system set up?

I had to write out over 45 +1/+1 counters for that Explorers of the Deep precon. My highest individual card is [[The Millennium Calendar]]. It’s made to get 999 counters on it before the game is over

The regular “opaque” Dragon Shield sleeves aren’t opaque enough for them. You can tell which card is double sided through my yellow sleeves, from across the table.