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Scan to pdf saves the measuring/scaling step, and the scanner resolution is significantly higher than photos, which is really nice for tiny details.
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I scan to PDF then vector outline -> import into CAD all the time to get precise shapes and measurements.
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Yes, that's the one.
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Depends on the array, I'm using unraid and I can swap out larger for smaller as long as the parity drives remain the largest.
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Hail Goblox!
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This, 7 years of AWS startup cost a total of $6B before they turned a profit, but anthropic loses twice that a month...
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Ah yes, the person with a Hispanic background and likely Catholic family support Sharia... Makes complete sense! /s
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When you turn the unit on (via the power button) does it resume the last setting (i.e. cool-eco if that was the last thing used) or do you have to also press the cool button after turning it on?
Also, FYI, this isn't a heat pump, it uses a solid state thermoelectric peltier module, turning it off via cutting power will not harm it.
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I'm not putting it in and out, it's just sitting there... The failure is between the wall attached part and the holder (which don't get moved at all), not the holder and the remote.
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Has your human kicked you and refused to give treats? You deserve compensation! Call /r/legalcatadvice now!
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Started with a MakerBot cupcake in 2010 or so, got fed up with constant calibration and failed prints in 2016 and switched to resin, got back in to filament printing with the bambu p1p at launch, damn it's nice to have a machine that just works, out of the box and consistently.
The industry needed Bambu to eat their lunch so they would innovate and produce good working machines, they got content to sell overpriced bedslingers with little innovation or changes for years, even though better tech was available.
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Yes, but that doesn't change this quickly, it's a rolling average of the last couple trips, not the last few hundred meters, lol
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I bought a '22 with 110k for $10,700 about a month ago, no major issues, the battery and the car overall seems to handle the mileage very well. I've been very impressed.
I would change the coolant and gear oil since those are probably original to the car, and have the suspension and steering looked over since those wear with use, other than that, you should be good to go.
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What? The material itself distorts over time, it's not coming apart. They start snug, and after a few months are loose, 4 walls, so the mating portions are solid.
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Maybe he's 150 rats in a flesh colored wetsuit?
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Awesome, I was eagerly awaiting this for my quest pro!
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I've had PLA and petg creep under even light loads (remote control holders) to the point they were loose and would fall apart. Not a good choice at all.
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Man, I love knowing that the solar array on my roof charges my cars and powers my home for a fraction of what I would be spending in gas right now.
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There's an app that turns flat video into 3D live from digital sources like Plex I saw posted on Reddit recently.
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I already voted, we need the rule of law, these fascists should be in prison.
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Use "A better route planner" app/site for trips, just went Knoxville to Austin with zero issues. And yeah, most places have no signage that there are charging stations present, it's dumb. They have a big ass sign visible from the interstate for gas and diesel, but not for electric... (Per kwh pricing displayed like gas prices would be nice too)
This is what you want, can sit for hours with zero issues in accessory mode.