They do charge over time when terminals are not shorted, but it's not like they go from discharged to spontaneously fully charged in seconds. It's a slow creep that happens over an extended time period.
ExcessShiv
joined 11 months ago
Taking your own car, leaving a bottle with prints at the scene and keeping the clothes worn during the act is just laughably stupid mistakes. I mean, come on guys, have you never watched a detective show!?
Kinda /s, but also not because damn those are stupid, borderline hilarious, mistakes.
Oh no, those poor frogs...
So conversion therapy does work!
I'm so sorry to be the one breaking this to you...
Different species generally don't mix well genetically...
That's actually exactly how it works and how language evolves...foreign words are absorbed into a language, adding the new pronunciations to itself. There's already a ton of English words that are either directly from foreign languages or heavily inspired by them, including their pronunciation and spelling.
Definitely looks like you have some extrusion issues here. Check if the nozzle is partially clogged and that the extruder isn't skipping.
This is by no means well crafted though, it's honestly so low effort I'm surprised if it works at all.
Why would anyone respond to this kind of contact from random people or someone you just know peripherally? Are people really that stupid?
I disagree though, when you adopt from other languages the sounds follow. Of course designers don't feel like that, but they would be wrong.
I have a cheap bedslinger, an Anycubic Kobra 2, and generally it's a pretty decent printer at the price. I have flashed klipper FW on it, so I'm not using Anycubics FW.
I have issues whenever I try printing bigger parts, the first layer is always complete shit (see post photo).
Heightmap, measured with inductive probe
range is only 0.085mm from min to max, so it should be reasonably flat. The heightmap is automatically recalibrated and loaded as part of my print_begin macro.
Slicer settings for line width
I don't know if my printer just doesn't correct Z-height during first layer, if my line width settings are completely messed up or what is causing this, but the issue is only apparent on bigger parts with large contract surface on the bed.
[SOLVED] It was just Z-offset that was too low causing this. however when running the calibration routine from ellis3dp on first layer squish, the settings that looked good on the small calibration patches, looked like crap on bigger prints. I needed a bit higher Z-offset, but that solved it.
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I mean, you only search one arr service depending on the media type.
You've already setup your quality profiles and indexers for your Arrs when you initially configured them, so there's no need to do that every time you add a new item. If it's already in your library, it shows when you search for it so not much figuring out.
Again, you've already searched in the appropriate Arr service for the media type. The "manual" action is pressing "Add", which i assume you'd need to do with this too?
I think I'm confused as to what problem this actually solves?