

The F710 isn’t without its faults. It uses potentiometers in the joysticks instead of Hall effect or TMR. Stick drift kills.


The F710 isn’t without its faults. It uses potentiometers in the joysticks instead of Hall effect or TMR. Stick drift kills.
Maybe he actually does mean windmill and really hates the Dutch.
Can’t say how easy or difficult it is to replace the thermistor. Haven’t had the pleasure.
I don’t know how big “massive” is, but its effects could range from negligible to throwing off vibration compensation/input shaping or worst case being massive enough to cause excessive motion and having the inertia rip the wires apart over time.


Other celebrity opinions possibly worth considering within the scope of their respective fields:
Move the toolhead high off the build plate to give yourself room to work. Set the hot end temperature to somewhere in the filament’s melt range and let it soften a bit. Use needle nose pliers to gently pick away at blobs of filament, making sure not to damage any thermistor or heater core wires in the process. If you want to salvage that hot end, follow-up with a brass wire brush while it’s still hot, otherwise just remove enough goo to access the screws you mentioned.


I think Charlie Kirk got cancelled.
But what do you do now that there’s no queen?


AFAIK, the deal is still in the process of clearing regulatory hurdles. I don’t think they are effectively the owners just yet.
5 “And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by others. Truly I tell you, they have received their reward in full. 6 But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you.
-Matthew 6:5-6


105 USD. Look at the bright side, you can save 8% by buying the equivalent amount in samples!


Does awarding a man-baby president a made-up peace prize count as political messaging?


Ran across this relevant YouTube short yesterday:


2013 seems like a decent pick. NVME drives just came into existence. Windows 7 was around and still had Windows Media Center. Fiber ISPs were around. Facebook was still centered around people you actually knew and wasn’t hyper-focused on serving you engagement-bait political bullshit. Not a trace of LLMs in sight. Google search still worked. Chrome hadn’t crippled adblock extensions. Porn was accessible without privacy-violating age verification. Content was less fragmented across streaming services.
Probably the roughest backslide for me would be going without Android Auto.


While I appreciate the sentiment, there’s some details that hurt your case:


Even modules sold under the same model number may use chips from a different manufacturer, or have a different PCB layout. These differences can make some modules incompatible with otherwise seemingly identical modules.


My understanding is that DDR5 is very sensitive to matched pairs of modules. I don’t think you can rely on individually purchased sticks working together. Not to say that it can’t work, but it might be a crapshoot.


Trump is the 45th/47th president.
Did they not learn from the PS5 dark plates? Why do they keep developing things without licensing or approval from rights holders? This seems like an easy lesson to learn. I imagine the engineering time and injection molds cost them a huge chunk of cash.


I’d say your list is a bit too short. Some more considerations (not comprehensive):
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In an unkept grave next to Ivana?