This is actually kind of fun
RIP in pepperonis OP
There was a British superhero TV show called Misfits. One of the delinquents had the power to control milk, I.e. you drink milk and this guy could curdle it in your body and kill you.
Are we both thinking about 15% BAC murderin’ Jesus here?
Just wanted to say that while this looks fun, it was supposed to release about a year ago
Russia claimed and held territory. Their military leadership doesn’t particularly value human lives in this conflict and hasn’t historically either. I have no doubt that they will continue the course suffering heavy human losses and eventually find some form of victory.
Ukraine needs more people if they want any hope of staving that eventuality off. The Russians have very different ideas of fighting a war of attrition.
Quantity is a quality of its own. I’d say Ukraine is hanging on with advanced weaponry. It needs the mass to push Russian troop advances and repel their forces out of their country.
Anything else is keeping the status quo of roughly even wins and losses, which will never lead to victory in the next decade.
One of us!
As long as you leave room for ~~control rods~~ Jesus
Looks like fun, but expected full release out of early access in 2026?
That’s a year and a half wait to finish out the story.
I’ve been taught “treat, never, keep, keep” as the four rules. How do yours go?
Hey, leave the namesake of our favorite gas-station flavored last minute Christmas presents out of this
Here's a small update to my bento box building log.
This is a small air scrubber meant to cut down on some of the VOCs that come with melting plastics such as ABS.
I've printed all of the bits in ABS and they fit together well. Now I need to order some fans, filters, carbon pellets, magnets, and fasteners to get everything situated.
I got a P1S for my family as an early Christmas present. I'm interested in creating parts that may eventually be used in cars, so I'm trying to get things ready for full-time ABS and ASA production.
This is my 4th print using ABS. First time was an okay benchy which needed some flow calibration and displayed some slight bowing at the base. Second time was a good benchy which seemed dialed in. Third print was an articulated Onyx Pokemon which seemed great.
I've printed the main body for the bento box in 3DF transparent black ABS.
Some of my tweaked settings for success were:
I plan on printing the other components and sourcing the parts spread out across December, so I'll post updates!
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The pay ranges from $20 an hour for junior employees to around $38 an hour for senior employees. Add in overtime and some people push $200k per year.
Nobody is really capped at $79k yearly