Maybe she is! Got them cybernetic eyes or some shit.

The good old days..

It's so fucking weird

Oh shit, sorry, I totally missed that. Then yeah, no idea.

Have you run a PID tune for a while? Like do a lot of cycles, about how long it usually takes to fail.

If you have the default nozzle for the Neptune 3, then I believe that the PTFE tube runs right down to the nozzle?

If so, that's probably where the issue is coming from.

Get yourself a bi-metallic heat break and replace the stock one.

They're cheap and easy to replace. The printers that I've had jamming issues with have been fixed by replacing the heat break with an all metal one.

You just have to lower your retraction to 2-3mm or it jams as well.

Looks like the Slice Engineering Copperhead C-E fits the Neptune 3

There is always the Network + book. I went through it in 2005, so no idea what the content is like nowadays though

For me, it'd be Somewhat Damaged, but mainly because it echoes some personal shit.

I've blocked the Win11 upgrade on my work laptop via GPO, but I'm a sys eng, so have full control.

I don't buy it.

Who would win, a star destroyer with laser like weapons that need to be manually aimed, or a ship with a shield, a battery of highly powered missiles and phasers that auto fire at targets?

Who would win, 100 tie fighters with no shielding that need to be facing the target to shoot, or a few shuttles with shields and phasers that auto fire in almost any direction?

Shields change the game, also having ships you don't need to directly face the enemy with to shoot, or manually aim with, makes the empire look like chumps.

👍🏼 I'm going to go enjoy my Sunday now.

That.. Made no sense. But shirking personal responsibility to be conscious of the effects of your product choices due to convenience seems to be pretty common.

Like I said, you do you.

I make more educated choices where I can because I actually care about the damage these things do and I'd prefer not to live in a rubbish dump.

Damn, the Boer war, that's something I haven't thought about since primary school.