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Its going to ruin most states around it too, Wyoming is a massive net electricity exporter, due to cheap coal and wind resources. A majority of what they produce is transmitted to neighboring states, as far as Oregon and Washington.

Guarantee the second an employee tries to use this rule for Islam/buddhism/Hinduism or anything that's not white right-wing christianity is going to be immediately fired

Next up on the "about to become illegal" train....

the type shi you see in WCCFtech comment sections

That was Lucy...

I already do that, semi-frequently, but it can be a pain to get right for parts that require really accurate geometric stability (e.g I've been printing some engine components out of PA6-CF these days, had to redesign a few to fit on the build plate).

PLA has a shelf life, it does degrade a little especially if in a room that had sunlight. Over 3-4 years old it may not ever be usable.

You may need a very long dry time (multiple days) due to the spool likely being wet completely throughout.

I would unironically kill for a printer with very large but short dimensions like that

99% of the time when I'm limited by my printer's footprint, it's in bed area not total volume.

Yeahhhh about that.

LEO satellites have a lot stronger signal and their phased array terminals have a surprisingly good SNR. This isn't your grandpa's Hughesnet.

I never have more than a second or two of interruptions out there even though heavy rainstorms. Thunderstorms directly overhead sometimes knock it out for a few minutes if they're dropping hail and lightning but I usually unplug my computer during those anyway. Its all about maximizing its view of the sky so it can always pick the strongest satellite at that time.. M

I hate musk too but the engineering quality in starlink is insane.

I've been travelling for work all week and I get to fly home to my girlfriend this afternoon!

Bold of you to assume that diseased mushroom head of his still works, at his age and health.

but with Starlink what we get is the entire connection dropping every minute or so, and coming back up a short while later

I can almost guarantee that's because their terminal is in a shit location with too much of the sky obscured by trees or buildings. I had to set my parents up with it two years ago and if it can't see as much of the constellation as possible it's going to have periods of obstructed sattelite connectivity.