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Twitter just locked down, need an account to even view now. Reddit is filled with bots spamming posts from 5 years ago. People are flocking to wall-gardens like discord.
Might be the decline of the internet 🤷
Twitter just locked down, need an account to even view now. Reddit is filled with bots spamming posts from 5 years ago. People are flocking to wall-gardens like discord.
Might be the decline of the internet 🤷
Hard Drivin’?
I want one of the stick shift arcade machines so bad.
Well, duh. That just means that 93-84% of Redditors are bots. Bots didn’t know there was a shutdown, so those bots kept slamming reddit. So with that data I now can assume Reddit was only 7-16% human.
As long as you follow the community rules and abide by the licenses that the creators selected. Time and time again I see in local groups people selling others works. It’s not cool to steal an STL and sell it if the creators license forbids it.
With that said, if you created and designed all your own, go for it!
I get it, it sucks. Saving sucks too.
Keep an eye out for deals and freebies, especially locally. I’ve seen Ender 3s go for $50 and sometimes free when the user gets frustrated.
Don’t give up, save those pennies and keep hunting for deals.
Its from Siraya Tech, it’s pretty handy.
I just assumed that AAA are going to be online-only and jammed with macro-transactions.
COUGH Fallout76 COUGH GTA-Online
Cheers -Henry
Yeah new cars usually have the ability to do that themselves and also usually do it when safe.
They auto start when power is needed or if the situation changes. Eg: touch the steering or gas pedal. Another example is my car will auto start it too many cars are around me.
Shutting your non-auto starting car off and then having an emergency happen could land your ass in trouble with insurance and the law. If you’re on the road, your car should be running (unless it was designed this way). Of course people mentioned wear and tear, so that too.
Cheers -Henry
This is the right answer. You’re hot end is pulling tight and causing this skew.