▲ 285 r/PlantedTank
Some of my pothos leaves are very large
And some are not. That is all.
u/fishybell — 1 day ago
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▲ 0 r/FamilyLaw
Adoption lawyers in two states
My wife and I are matched with a baby in Arizona, but live in Pennsylvania. Does anybody have experience in vetting layers in distant states?
Is there such a thing as a law office that would serve us in both states?
Additionally, we have an adoption counselor that's paid through my work. She recommended finding AAAA lawyers for everything. Is that recommended? Does that affect the price?
I know this a lot, but it's also something we want to get right, and ideally set ourselves up for another adoption in the future (if we can make it economical enough to save up again before we're too old and worn out to adopt another baby).
u/fishybell — 7 days ago
Lawyers in two states
My wife and I are matched with a baby in Arizona, but live in Pennsylvania. Does anybody have experience in vetting layers in distant states?
Is there such a thing as a law office that would serve us in both states?
Additionally, we have an adoption counselor that's paid through my work. She recommended finding AAAA lawyers for everything. Is that recommended? Does that affect the price?
I know this a lot, but it's also something we want to get right, and ideally set ourselves up for another adoption in the future (if we can make it economical enough to save up again before we're too old and worn out to adopt another baby).
u/fishybell — 7 days ago
▲ 3 r/BambuLabA1
My printer poops mini poops while printing PETG
This is a relatively new phenomenon for me. It seems to happen most when I use PETG, high flow or standard. I think it started when I began using plastic repellent paint on my hot end.
It doesn't seem to affect the quality of the print, except in the rare occurrence of the mini poop sticking to the print.
Is it because of the grid infill? It happens a lot on the first layer as well, and with other infill, but is worst with grid.
u/fishybell — 12 days ago