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CONFIDANT REMARK THAT OP IS NOT MESSING UP THIS TIME
My dad tested a GFCI outlet at my grandparents house, and the button exploded.
#1 With supports (right) and without (left)
#2 Comparison against a 0.2 mm print
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It took me 19 attempts (including very early cancellations) to finally print 2 succeeded prints out of 4 in the plate.
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My fascination towards this Bambu Lab X2D still has not died down. The printer I was using before was printing PLA at 85 mm/s and still was failing left and right.
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Model: https://www.printables.com/model/1661645-rocky-project-hail-mary
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I know the model is a challenging design for an FDM but I wanted to try pushing the limits of this machine.
As a native Korean and an ESL, I do translations as a hobby from time to time, in both ways. However I find a lot of challenges when it comes to translating emotional lyrics, be it cultural, grammatical or vocabulary issues. My Korean -> English often fails to capture the right nuance, and when I'm trying English -> Korean I often misinterpret the original meanings entirely.
For example, it was quite a shock (컬쳐 쇼크 :D) when I figured "mind" is centered around logical while "마음" is around emotional/psychological. Mind blown, literally!
I think 걱정말아요 그대 and 기억을 걷는 시간 are already very challenging and 네버 엔딩 스토리 is almost impossible to express in English.
I'm assuming it'll feel just as difficult in the other way round for native English speakers, but I'm curious.
Accessing `google . com / ai` directly works. AI overviews are provided in the search, but I can't ask follow-up questions.
Why????
And no, it's not language or regional difference (...I think?)
At least I know my friends who never messed around with the settings to set it other than ko-KR are using the feature just fine.
I think my cousin may have chewed on it
I work as a custodian at an office building. A few months ago I decided to print a bunch of little ducks, and hide them around. Today I noticed that several of the ones I hid in the common areas were gone, and I thought someone had thrown them away… until I saw this in someone’s cubicle 😂😭 The duck wars have begun!!!