Am I the only one wondering how often Borrero meets his gay lover?
tinyVoltron
joined 1 year ago
Lincoln, New Hampshire
I'm a white guy in the Northeast US. My family came from Canada in the early 20th century. None of my grandparents ever owned land. They all were either homemakers or menial laborers. My family didn't own anything until the 70s. Should I pay reparations?
Google. Plenty of us out there who can help out. It never occurred toe. To contact Creality if I had a problem.
I've got an Ender 5 Pro. Had it for a few years now. The tinkering factor is one of the selling points. I have learned so much about how the printer works, how electronics work in general, stepper motors, GCode, etc. Over the years I've upgraded everything but the frame just because I could. Get the Ender and experiment.
Your retraction speed might be a little fast. 20-30mms is usually what I use. Only use the part cooling fan on the bridges. Speed can be a bit interesting. PETG is stringy. I typically print PETG pretty slow. 40-50 if I'm going for fine detail. Would probably increase the temp a bit too. That's a bunch of wild-ass guesses but it's where I'd start.
My wife and I met on match.com. We bonded over our love of cats. We celebrated our 20th anniversary of our first date in March. We lived 5 miles apart before we met. We never would have met without the Internet.
Grow up and get your own fucking computer. Don't be an asshole and fuck with someone's else's machine. Do whatever is required to be done on the school machine then put it away and use your own for whatever supersecret spy shit or whatever you need to hide from"The Man". I don't fuck with my company issued machine. I do my work then use my own machine to surf porn, torrent, or what the fuck. I don't mess around with the machine that someone's else paid for. Because I'm not an asshole. Don't be an asshole.
At least get Cloud Practitioner. It's pretty easy. I would recommend getting all three Associate certs as well. The knowledge is well worth the cost.
I've been in the DevOps world for as long as there's been one. I have literally never seen anybody with any kind of DevOps certification. It would not mean much to me if they did. DevOps proficiency comes from a willingness to learn and experience. That's it. The cloud certs are good became the process of standing up infra can be complex. The training will help speed up the learning process.
DevOps is a great segment to be in. It's never boring. There's always something to do. If you are willing to learn on the fly, with or without formal training, you can go pretty far.
I literally made 15 10-inch crepes for my family this morning. Using 2 pans it took about 30-40 minutes. Made some raspberry sauce before getting the crepes going. All told, the whole process took less than an hour and was awesome.