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Link to Stream
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Update; To accommodate Midwest Rep Rap, we are moving this to the 28th.
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But Gabe, don't you enjoy being a maker on the toilet?
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But let's be real, this year has been scary, especially for our community members living in the U.S.
We are committed to doing everything in our power to ensure our community members feel safe, despite everything going on.
We will get through this all together.
Don't be afraid to be you. 🏳️⚧️🧡🏳️🌈
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We wouldn't say terrible 😅 we plan on adding a TON of quality of life features, such as nozzle tap, and since it uses two linear rods instead of one linear rail for Y, it should be more stable
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It will use all of the leftover parts from the upgrade, some additional items will have to be purchased (such as electronics and new Z rods), but it should be a relatively cheap set of parts needed (less than $500)
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(post reposted to fix spelling mistakes)
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We are really sorry to hear about the faulty parts, we've been working diligently to shore up our production line to reduce failures. Please reach out to LDO if you haven't already
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It appears so!
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We're rolling in monopoly money :D
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We appreciate you guys 💙
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HYPE
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This looks like something that costs $9,800 simoleons and only gives your sims +2 Strategy.
Specifically from one of the Sci-Fi DLC packs from The Sims 2.
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The way that @josefprusa.bsky.social does it is -perfect-
Not only do you retain the ability to use cloud features, but the user remains full control of the machine, and the API keys can be reset by the machine.
Requiring the cloud to manage the machine is just another thing that can go wrong.
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Congratulations Ellie!
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We have no idea what you're talking about
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Clearly there's a right answer here.