The Raise printer does this, either use both extruders with different filaments on one model, or print two models at once on the same build plate https://www.raise3d.com/e3/
Yeah, I work with Americans in NZ, they don't get away with it here if they have a Southern, NY or Cali accent unless they are in a very rural area, but they find it necessary when going to southeast Asia
I'm holding onto the last of the good plasma tvs from Panasonic, Circa 2012. it's a fantastic picture and no crap. Rs232 serial control for home assistant to turn it on and off.
I'm dreading the day it dies and I have to find the least shitty replacement
Logging is done to order too. Crews are directed to lots that have the type and grade of logs, and are cut to lengths that match what the clients are ordering and the ships are ready to take (here in NZ where most logs are exported)
Double them up, add an esp into the dingdong box, detecting the sound sent to the speaker or probe somewhere else in the circuit, or even use a small mic if you don't want to pull it apart.
Or it's probably a 433 mhz signal from the button, sniff that and basically you can have your own receiver
Gravity is a multiplier though. Double the initial fuel and you can plot a much faster route.
If the goal is max interstellar speed and not doing interesting science on the way out, there's probably a lot of other routes that they could have maximised for velocity
in NZ they are on every intersection, you don't get a pedestrian crossing signal without someone pressing it. Even better are the diagonal cross intersections where all the cars stop once a cycle for pedestrians to cross to whatever side they want
The Raise printer does this, either use both extruders with different filaments on one model, or print two models at once on the same build plate https://www.raise3d.com/e3/
Wouldn't it have been faster to give the anti venom to the fighter pilot to deliver? Which would only need one plane instead of three.
Yeah, I work with Americans in NZ, they don't get away with it here if they have a Southern, NY or Cali accent unless they are in a very rural area, but they find it necessary when going to southeast Asia
Man, my work is going to ban apple watches so fast based on this.
I'm holding onto the last of the good plasma tvs from Panasonic, Circa 2012. it's a fantastic picture and no crap. Rs232 serial control for home assistant to turn it on and off.
I'm dreading the day it dies and I have to find the least shitty replacement
Logging is done to order too. Crews are directed to lots that have the type and grade of logs, and are cut to lengths that match what the clients are ordering and the ships are ready to take (here in NZ where most logs are exported)
They just need to put "no ai generated content" in the terms of reference
Yeah, but my setup wobbles too much so the VFAs were terrible. Pressure advance wasn't well tuned either.
Tried installing a 0.4mm nozzle, now I have a hernia from pushing
Again the humble sandfly gets a snub. If a bat can win so should our bitey airborne tiny thing.
there's someone who's done the 433 mhz approach here https://community.home-assistant.io/t/433mhz-wireless-doorbell-monitor-on-an-esp/818738
or here https://reuben.science/posts/making-wifi-doorbell
Has the dogs cloud service gone offline?
Double them up, add an esp into the dingdong box, detecting the sound sent to the speaker or probe somewhere else in the circuit, or even use a small mic if you don't want to pull it apart.
Or it's probably a 433 mhz signal from the button, sniff that and basically you can have your own receiver
Do we need to see a diaper changing video?
The shared memory for cpu and gpu was a cost saving thing, now it's a massive help as nvidia limit consumer gpus to 24gb
Talk to the folks running Linux on sn esp32! That's some shrinking
Lovely shot! Lovely spot! Lovely walk to it too!
Gravity is a multiplier though. Double the initial fuel and you can plot a much faster route.
If the goal is max interstellar speed and not doing interesting science on the way out, there's probably a lot of other routes that they could have maximised for velocity
Can we have a dildo factory boom instead?
in NZ they are on every intersection, you don't get a pedestrian crossing signal without someone pressing it. Even better are the diagonal cross intersections where all the cars stop once a cycle for pedestrians to cross to whatever side they want