u/ComprehensiveRub6479

The dual head is $800 more and xTool is marketing it as a game-changer for printing white on dark surfaces. But after digging through user tests and teardowns, it's basically just a single head with an extra nozzle. They never actually achieved true parallel printing like they promised. It just bounces back and forth between the two nozzles. So functionally... isn't it the same as a single head? Just way more expensive.

I've tried a bunch of different routines over the years and none of them stuck for very long. The only thing that's actually lasted is packing my bag the night before and going to a cafe or library to work every morning.

I keep it simple. My thinkpad, my jabra elite 85t, anker prime 300w power bank. I think part of why it works is that there's almost no setup involved. I just grab the bag and go.

I'd be curious to hear what works for other people. Not productivity advice from the internet, more like what have you actually managed to keep doing consistently

Für alle die sich vor der Bürokratie fürchten, die 800W Anmeldung beim MaStR ist wirklich so einfach wie alle sagen. Kurze Zusammenfassung von meinem Durchlauf heute Abend auf der Couch. Du brauchst: Name und Adresse, Standort der Anlage, Leistung der Module in Wp, Speicherkapazität in kWh, und die Seriennummer vom Wechselrichter. Die steht in der App. Ausfüllen, absenden, Bestätigung kommt per Mail. Kein Elektriker nötig, kein Termin, keine Unterschrift. Einzige Stolperfalle: bei der Speicherkapazität steht kWh, nicht kW. Wer da die Wechselrichterleistung einträgt bekommt eine Rückfrage und wartet drei Wochen. Hat mir jemand hier im Sub vorher gesagt, danke dafür

I pump 6x a day and make way more than baby eats. my freezer is literally full, I have bags falling out when I open the door

looked into the Rogers Humber Mother's Milk Bank but the screening process seems long. has anyone done it? is it worth the effort or should I just look into the facebook groups

I'm currently 28 weeks pregnant and it feels like everything suddenly got so much harder.

Up until recently, things were going pretty well, but over the last few weeks I've been feeling a lot of pressure around my bump, especially when I'm doing anything other than lying down. Sitting, standing, bending forward... it all seems uncomfortable now.

If I stand for more than about 10 minutes, I get a huge amount of pressure down low, like the babies are trying to fall out. Everything feels so heavy. I've also tried a few support belts on amazon, shein, and so on... but even with them, standing for too long leaves me with awful lower back pain and a very creaky pelvis. I'm doing what I can to make things easier. I've just joined my local swimming pool so I can try swimming every day, I work from home, and my partner has been incredibly supportive.

What I'm wondering is... does it just keep getting harder from here? Were there any things that really helped you during the third trimester? I'd love to hear any tips, advice, or things that made life a little easier.