If your options are limited, it might be helpful to list them.
deepfriedchril
joined 1 year ago
Possibly some kind of taffy sort of candy
I actually started listening to his Avalon album again, so good.
Even the steam deck's touch pads could be moved up more imo however, these look to be pretty much unusable.
Does Dvorak count? I switched over when I made an egrodox style keyboard which in itself made typing generally more comfortable.
Any reason you don't use a finer layer height?
+1 for display fusion.
You should set the psi for your weight and check that once in a while as part of your normal maintenance. Flipping between the different modes is as you feel necessary. Generally this means flip to lock out when you expect sustained climbing, slow for mostly flat sections, and open when going down hill. This is how I personally use the lock out feature when I ride.
Lock out when climbing, low speed when you need a little give i.e. climbing and it's bumpy or more xc stuff. Suspension absorbs energy, this includes you pedaling. Locking it out or reducing it allows the effort you make while peddling be more effective. Some people lock it out when doing jumps too.
Don't rule out the wire behind the dash. I was experiencing similar behavior until my phone just didn't connect but still was getting power from the port. Turns out the wire connecting the USB port and the head unit was faulty. If I wiggled the wire on the end connected to the head unit then it worked like normal.
It depends more on how much time you want to spend on post processing and how detailed the part is. Teller layers means more time spent filling and smoothing.
You can print at .2 layer height with a .6 noz and benefit from a thicker line width, giving you stronger parts but the overall time to print will still be similar compared to a .4 noz.