It's an issue that could be solved within lemmy where communities with the same name should be able to merge and show each others content.
It also happens when users join and pick the largest community at the time, which may be overtaken later but the user will never know unless they often go looking
There's a datasheet available for your resin, as there is for any volatile product. Print that for your boss and show him the health risks, mostly cancer that he's opening himself up to liability for.
They killed off other profitable divisions already, because the Csuite doesn't understand it.
Play it like a 4 player game, so 4 full turn sequences. To me it seems like having 4 special abilities is where the game is at it's best.
Playing Pandemic 2 player but with 2 characters each is our go to. It really turns into a coop 4 turn round as you start thinking about what all the agents can do.
It takes lots of chops with an axe to break through
Prusa firmware is all still on github. They are using a few more machined or injection moulded parts where it makes sense for stiffness or things like the spool holder. Most of the printer and especially anything that might get revisions later is 3d printed
It does eat the pei sheets a bit, but that's good to even out tiny marks and dings in the sheet. Like the previous poster said. It's fine to do once in a while to refresh the surface, spring steel sheets are consumables anyway.
Ours is it worth the hassle? Ours runs for a couple of years on standard alkaline batteries
Scrub the bed with dish soap and a non stick scourer, dry it right away. Then print on that. Ipa only removes oils from your fingers, there's other residue it won't remove
The despecialized edition uses a ton of cleaned up shots that don't change in a story sense but have grain and wires and other compositing errors cleaned up. These are new works. Even the VHS release and any HD releases could be considered new works as the colour and sound would have been tweaked for each format. The best thing to do would be to find an original film print and have it scanned. Anything else would push the clock back.