Nope, just a curvy surface I can align and held it down with magnets

Neat, but this print is larger than the total print area. TPU retains it's heat, allowing you to print multiple separate parts together so long as you can align it properly.

I wasn’t in Ontario so that’s what I am hearing from coworkers and neighbours

Have a weird one where some apps like Safari or Voyager where the home bar move the the middle of the screen an just floats there.

Might be cause my the keyboard but I’m having a hard time getting my phone to do it.

I watch Freeman's Mind and wanted to play. Yeah totally not my cup of tea.

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Tried Linux to play games on after steam deck started getting good. Though my it was fine.

Then I got a new laptop. Tried to install windows 11. Required internet to setup. I installed Linux and haven’t looked back.

I liked the game loop.

Catch ghost upgrade weapons and accessories to help catch more ghosts.

I just gets boring after a few loops.

The Atari 2600 version is impressive though.

NES < C64 < 2600

Was this article written by AI? Way to wordy and rambling

A $50 used ipad is always a better deal than a $80 fire tablet

I mean I would need to know what the problems were with my printer. When I had an Ender3 v1 and I was debating upgrade or switching. I went with switching since the machine had fundamental issues which couldn’t be fixed or the solution was not guaranteed to fix it.

I agree, however if the price is making your nervous try a Factory Seconds Framework. We noticed no issues with on our end and it’s cheaper.

Sure you get a 11th gen Intel, but the performance is still good enough for indi games and more than enough for surfing the web