I usually leave the timers up on a secondary monitor while I'm playing, but I don't schedule my play time around it. I find it to be more convenient than the notifications (that I sometimes miss) or hunting for things on the map.
I would recommend Baratza grinders. They're easy to repair and they offer just about every part. The motor in my Encore developed a dead spot after like 7 or 8 years and several hundred pounds of coffee. Took less than an hour to replace the motor and upgrade the burr set.
My first printer was a Artillery Sidewinder X2, but I've pretty much completely switched to a Bambu Lab X1 Carbon now. I never really had too many issues with the SWX2, but the allure of multi-material and faster prints was too much.
It does now, but the title was edited. It was originally SMS is no longer available on Messenger as early as Sept 28 and made no mention of Facebook.
It wasn't clear to me from the post, but this is referring to sending SMS messages via Facebook Messenger, not Messages (Google's RCS/SMS app).
I also went this route. I've definitely had better luck with the Acurite sensors than I've had with Zigbee/ZWave sensors in terms of update frequency.
I usually leave the timers up on a secondary monitor while I'm playing, but I don't schedule my play time around it. I find it to be more convenient than the notifications (that I sometimes miss) or hunting for things on the map.
It's not exactly a numpad, but keeb.io has a 16 key macropad coming soon.
I would recommend Baratza grinders. They're easy to repair and they offer just about every part. The motor in my Encore developed a dead spot after like 7 or 8 years and several hundred pounds of coffee. Took less than an hour to replace the motor and upgrade the burr set.
My first printer was a Artillery Sidewinder X2, but I've pretty much completely switched to a Bambu Lab X1 Carbon now. I never really had too many issues with the SWX2, but the allure of multi-material and faster prints was too much.