So would it not be useful to attack this a different way?
Something that you can upload files to that triggers a job that sends it to a slicing machine, or something like that?
What I mean to say is have you thought of skinning this cat any other way?
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That’s completely bullshit. There are, however, a ton of costs associated with domain names.
It’s also terrible for a lot of things you might involve in sex, like things made of silicon composites/fleshy material.
I love the idea of an air purifier inside a plastic “plant-like” housing, but without any active air purification these aren’t gonna do shit but collect dust.
I have no doubt we’ll get there, and when we do I’ve got a big box of failed prints even sorted by color and material waiting for it.
Just saying we’re not there now.
To be honest: not really. The plastic can be recycled well enough, but there’s no good way to turn it back into a filament. There’s a few products out there that purport to, but none do a great job so far.
I’d get a good tempered glass sheet, creality sells good ones cheap. it’ll go right on top of this. You might use a bit of thermal paste to seal those gaps and make sure it heats evenly. One side of the glass will be textured, I prefer the smooth side.
Dental care is becoming a lot more compassionate with the newer generations of dentists. I’d recommend making a switch. Do a little shopping around and actually read the reviews on Google, etc. They’ll make it pretty clear who the good ones are.
There’s direct links between heart disease, Alzheimer’s, and gum health.
I just have a cron script running on a machine that does something like this every 10 seconds
C_IP=`dig +short my.domain`
IP=`curl https://api.ipify.org`
if(C_IP != IP) {
updateRoute53(IP)
}
This is just for my main home server. Gets the job done because if it’s out of date for a few seconds nothing matters.
Get a cheap APC battery backup, for a little over $100 you can get a 1000VA backup that’ll keep your printer running for a few hours through an outage.