I believe this was caused by the horrendous layer adhesion of this silk PLA. Didn't have time to tune the filament, and based it off of another silk one.
I mean, potatoes are pretty picky about their storage too.
The bowden tube between the extruder and hotend somehow got unscrewed, and the extruder just kept unspooling filament around the room, as the printer kept happily going on.
Here's a photo from farther out:
Apple’s tax rate in Ireland fell to 0.005% in 2014 from 0.05% in 2011.
I'm assuming it has to do with him wishing a couple of times to get a bigger reproduction organ, using common euphemisms.
Disposable batteries?
He's using the hand he stole from Paint Bucket Man. Filled her with grey.
Edit: I went to read the previous 4 comics just to get this.
When growth is so inherent to your system that the opposite is "negative growth".
Took this picture a couple of days ago: 
I upgraded two Prusa MK3s to MK3.9, and ended up with a couple of spare boards, stepper motors and a bunch of other things. So I decided to turn them into a Makelangelo clone!
Since the school I work at had these large standing whiteboards, I designed and printed corner brackets to hold the motors, as well as a base for the electronics.
I'm still having trouble with the homing process, but very happy with the results so far!
I'll be posting the firmware and 3d printed files online soon.
These look like two happy shareholders.
I don't know about "drinkable" though. It'll turn you blind at best.
It's one of the most lauded privacy-focused VPNs around.
What gets me is the "password is too similar to old password".
How do they know? Are they storing them in plain text? I would imagine the hash would change drastically even if I change a single character, no?