The Money has to go somewhere. If it's a bank transfer, then the police can follow it and arrest the receiver.
If it's a mugging where they take you to the ATM, then having the bank app on the phone is irrelevant as it's just card+pin
There's a reason in France the crime rings are kidnapping cryptobros: they can get millions, they can get them immediately and it's way harder to follow the money
Ah, they sold the landlord special 😞
I watched a hai video about the topic and there are some low flow toiles capable of flushing 2 pounds of poo in one flush, maybe who sold your unit didn't know (or pretended to don't know) that there's a poo flushing power for each model, sold you a bad one
Documentation is only in Chinese?
It seems awesome but I have the feeling that I would need to spend a whole year of savings to attend that...
The torrent would still seed, just without that 0.5%
Edit: if it's a private tracker they'll get pissed
For the biggest projects I added the ICS files from endoflife.date
So for example now I will increase version of nextcloud only when my calendar notifies me that it reached EOL (=exits beta status)
For the smaller ones I have the same problem of you, targeting a specific version is not effortless and targeting :latest is not safe like the very useful Borg warehouse that had two consecutive breaking changes in how they manage Cron jobs...
Or even lethal, like Zipline V4 isn't compatible with the Zipline V3 database, and you're supposed to do "export, wipe, import" BEFORE updating. But I was on :latest so... (luckily it was hosting just temporary data and it was easier to just delete everything and start again)
Amazing research
not OP but they seem to retail those for around $11
$11 is way cheaper than i would have imagined for something that requires 5-6 hours of printing (on a $500-$1000 printer; the depreciation needs to be factored in the price), $2 of silk PLA, $2 of custom box and $5 of retailer markup
This doesn't make sense. If you send STOP to a spammer they will know that your number is active and hit you harder.
"Block and report as spam" is enough
It's back to 1.99
Left: I opened a sealed roll of a filament purchased in 2018 and I printed that rose
Right: I dried that filament in the creality dryer overnight and sent the print again
This pic was taken on 10th April. After drying the filament I put it back in storage and I forgot about it until it exploded today
A while ago I bought a roll of transparent petg "the filament" by spectrum. Wonderful, it printed great, shiny, smooth. I loved it.
Then I took advantage of the promotion on the Bambu lab website "4 rolls are discounted + free shipping" and I bought their transparent petg.
I opened the vacuum bag, loaded immediately in the printer and it strings and pops. Settings are correct as the slicer has a dedicated profile for this roll.
Their website says "warning: dry before using" - they mean that it comes already too moist from the factory?
Questa recensione palesemente falsa è stata scritta completamente da chatgpt, è pieno delle forme grammaticali che usa, eccetto il nome del tecnico, scritto manualmente alla fine perché manca lo spazio dopo il punto.
Inoltre, questa cosa delle recensioni che menzionano i tecnici con nome e cognome... ma è plausibile? Se si scrolla più giù ci sono altre recensioni per lo stesso prodotto del tipo "Infine vorrei ringraziare Marco Bianchi che ha stilato il preventivo, Giulia Rossi che è venuta a fare il sopralluogo, Luca Ferrari che ha portato i pacchi su per le scale, Anna Esposito che con cura essenziale ha rimosso il cellophane attorno alle scatole e come non dimenticare Davide Russo che con estrema pazienza e precisione quasi a livello maniacale ha effettuato i fori sul muro."
Oppure esistono persone che si scrivono su un taccuino dedicato tutti i nomi e cognomi di tutte le persone che hanno toccato l'installazione per poi scrivere la recensione l'anno successivo? (Il risparmio energetico lo riesci a misurare l'anno successivo, non la sera stessa)
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Enshittification is coming:
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From microsoft https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/get-started/kms-client-activation-keys
Or click on "I don't have a product key" during install
Btw gaming in a VM, unless it's a extremely old game (30+ years ago), or you have a second, dedicated GPU that you can passthrough, it's going to give disappointing results