Doesn't decompression only happen client-side? I don't imagine them compressing the files multiple times.

Exclusively drinking water with zero TDS can be bad for you in the long term, AFAIK.

I just followed a few YouTube tutorials. My favorite one is a little monkey that can grab onto another balloon.

Balloon animals.

Crossing your eyes will show you the opposite effect though, something being concave instead of convex.

Can you elaborate? Is there any controversy on the Core One I'm not aware about, apart from it being less open source?

Much lighter files and faster slicing, I imagine.

it can create more of that texture. This has a surprising number of uses: Creating more of a texture. 

Still trying to figure out if this is sarcasm, or just missing the rest of the uses.

So we get Little Red Book reposts now?

The Reductress seems to be a satire news site like the onion, so it belongs there and not here.

What is "1 different states?"

Yes, but not for filament savings 😅

The caption made me laugh before the video even loaded.

You (or whoever this is) need to learn about the joys of adaptive cubic infill.

I'm afraid that's where my knowledge ends, I've only ever worked with Prusas, with a lot of handholding.

Could this be ringing caused by the x and/or y axis instead of the extruder?

I saw a Barred owl yesterday too! Apparently a family of them recently lost their home (tree cut down) somewhere around Hudson, QC.

Edit: just saw that you had included general location. Probably a bit too far to be related.

Most of the schools/colleges using Xerox printers around here charge $1 per color page. Sounds like it might have been cheaper to buy the book.

I've opened an issue asking for a manual offline way to set the time, and I saw another one asking for a DHCP option.

I've tried asking the admins, and they were mad I connected the printers to the network to begin with 😅

Fair enough, I should have said that there's no other built-in way to set the time on them.

I work with 3d printers in a school that uses its own NTP server and blocks other requests. The only way I managed to set the time on the machines sort of using a raspberry pi or something, was to connect them to my phone's hotspot.