How many years will you people keep parroting this? Show me the extinguish part already...
If only they would fix their hotspot functionality...
Sold my last iPhone because it kept turning off randomly and it still happens to all my friends who use an iPhone.
A "new" triple A game that still has worse police AI than GTA San Andreas. Stop licking that boot.
I have never seen or heard a gun fired at someone in a public place
Feels weird you have to specify "at someone" and "in a public place". I've never heard a gun fired outside of firing ranges (EU)
Yep seems like you don't care at all. I'll go cry by myself.
Where did this fake narrative come from that only last gen consoles had problems? No AAA should have multiple obvious bugs 10min into the game (t pose, npcs walking through walls, entering the car from the wrong side, hovering cars and probably more) including a gamebreaking one.
I immediately refunded it when I got hardlocked on the hacking tutorial.
Also how is the police AI still worse than GTA San Andreas a 19 year old game? And please fuck off with that 2.0 patch excuse, it's too late. But tbh I'll pirate that version and play it anyway.
Tightening the left eccentric nuts near the leadscrew leads to this rubbing. Making it any looser will leave 2/3 wheels in a free spin.
I'm starting to think that it would be cheaper to get a P1P...
Upgraded to the black sensor because otherwise it wouldn't detect the glass plate
Am I stupid? Tried leveling by hand and now I'm getting these weird results again as if the glass bed is higher in some spots..
https://i.imgur.com/ewmkeQJ.png
I've never gotten these values to be close to each other (less than 0.5 difference)
edit: I don't get it.. the glass bed is perfectly level by itself. How can the printer read high spots on it?!
It is already at the lowest it can be but I'll try raising the right side again
I got tired of the paper method and adjusting the screws by the auto-leveling results as I could never get them to be consistent. Now I used mechanical level indicator and got these consistent values indicating that the bed is tilted to the right/left?
To my suprise it can actually print something like this but what would cause these values? My suspicion is that the Z axis is sagging but I would like to get some opinions before completely reassembling the printer.
Umm, no? Lemmy UI is a PWA/SPA and all the html "building" happens in your browser.
I have never touched this setting and never had unexpected updates occur. This 'Windows force update hur-dur' circlejerk is baffling and tiring.
AFAIK Windows will only "force" the update when you keep skipping them for long periods of time + I'm pretty sure Linux tards keep their OS updated, not sure why they can't do the same with Windows.
Not at all unless they have introduced voice channels instead of the antique group calls