When you have 14 kids with almost as many mothers, that’s just par for the course.

First time I’m seeing it.

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Awesome!

Why? People expect SMS to be free these days, it’s only added costs for the carrier to implement RCS. That’s the problem.

I’m going to bet their fight against surveillance never goes beyond internet criticism of other people’s fight against surveillance.

How about you share the strategies you have executed at council meetings to achieve this goal? And you can share what the solution to the problem looked like in the end.

That way we can all try to emulate your success.

So what’s the strategy besides just being upset on the internet?

The reason the fight against Flock is working is because people have something tangible to go to council meetings and target.

Even with that it took several years to get our community to turn against Flock and get our village to cancel their contract and have the cameras removed. Trumps goons actually ended up succeeding where we couldn’t.

If you’re going to tell the people actually getting shit done they’re doing it wrong you should offer more than just criticism.

This might be a good place for you to itemize the other surveillance tools people should be talking to their local elected officials about.

https://photogimp.com/

And the lemmy devs are tankies.

Yeah, the reality is the only way is was going to happen was if someone like Google made it happen. RCS was dying on the vine for many years. The carriers were never going to implement it.

Their post does not say but I’m sure the current economy is no small factor. Businesses are tightening belts because things are only expected to get worse. Sponsorship of a dwindling Linux distribution is an easy cut to justify.

There’s needs to be another button with food.

The manager sucked. There’s a lot of solutions to this issue but cross training and proper backup preparation are the most ideal ones.

Remind me of my Ender of Theseus.

For adhesion issues clean with soap and water, not alcohol. Take your build plate to the kitchen sink and wash it.

Long straight lines are prone to curling. Assuming your bed temp is already 60c and you regularly wash your build plate with soap and water. Your options are some sort of adhesion aid like a brim or mouse ears or slow your print down. You may find a combination all these works best.

Modern slicers have settings for slowing your first layer as well as setting a number of subsequent slow layers that transition into your normal speed. I would start by increasing the number of slow layers to something like 10.

The number one enemy of any 3D printer is physics. In this case it’s the physics of rapidly laying long straight lines of molten plastic on to one another. As those layers cool they shrink and pull against the previous layers. If the previous layer has sufficient time to cool then that reduces the shrinkage and the forces applied to the previous layers.

Download a profile from somewhere. No reason to start from scratch. There’s a V2 profile on printable and they are functionally the same.

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