Because I’m tired of that old trope of “BanAnA for ScALe”, it is a meme (or whatever you want to call it) that is outdated by at least a decade and has been beaten so much to death it’s just not funny anymore, not even ironically.

As for the rocket design, I’m not sure it’s even a real rocket design or just some nonsense that just looks kinda cool concocted by a designer that knows nothing about rockets.

No, it’s a closed loop technoloy that doesn’t release the gas to the atmosphere…and google is not actually the company behind it but potential investors in new pilot plants.

Not for pressure advance or bed meshing

It’s extremely common…most production lines I’ve ever been to only do manual updates on equipment, if any at all.

Lineage updates are the most seamless I’ve ever seen

Really!? I always had to fiddle for an eternity with magisk to get things working again when I updated lineage. It drove my nuts to the point of me avoiding updating.

Definitely not new, but the delivery of it has changed a lot, making it increasingly harder to identify as propaganda.

Definitely this…never ever do anything personal from company issued devices. I barely even let my work laptop access my WiFi when WFH.

Pretty sure creality is a Chinese based company

Auto bed levelling (it usually doesn’t level anything but just uses a probed bed mesh to compensate) and pressure advance is basic klipper functionality that is available to you with your existing hardware

It’s kind of crazy that slicers still attempt to make something like curved bridges.

I had a 300mm long part with a 10mm wide slit in it along the length of it, no matter what I did (bridge setting or part orientation), the slicer insisted to create the bridges for that slit parallel to the long direction, attempting a 300mm unsupported bridge, instead of orthogonal so it was only 10mm bridges.

Can you really blame a company for not helping with your issues caused by 3rd party unoriginal parts?

But regarding parts not matching despite 3rd party sellers claiming they do, it is quite common for these cheap Chinese printer manufacturers to continuously develop products (both in terms of functionality and production price optimization) with no publically available official versioning to distinguish them.

I’ve tried the demo for a few hours, I generally love problem solving in games especially the type of things I saw in factorio clips.

But man that game felt more like work than playing a game, complete soul sucking repetitive boredom…it quickly felt ridiculous and a Sisyphean task to keep “playing” just for the sake of it.

Personally I’d rather build a second printer from scratch instead of making that mod. It sucks having a nonfunctional partly disassembled printer, and then needing to print a part for it that you did not expect.

Fairly indifferent TBH

Did you hear it or should I repeat?

I mean, thisis pretty much the same for all languages…

Fivehundredfiftyfivethousandfivehundredandfiftyfive is not really any easier

When has facts ever stopped marketing…

It used to be normal to print on glass/mirror beds…it hasn’t really been a thing on printers for some years now since spring steel PEI sheets became the standard even for the cheapest entry level printers. So my guess is this is either a fairly old printer or a homemade budget-printer.

“I DECLARE THIS OS ILLEGAL!!!”

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