ChopperHunter

My new H2D has an issue where anytime I heat the chamber up past about 60C the screen starts flickering and then dies. The back light stays on. If I shut the printer down and let it cool the screen comes back. I'm going to take it apart tomorrow and try reseating the ribbon cable to the screen, but I wanted to check here if anyone else has seen this?

In light of a bunch of youtube personalities weighing in on episode 3's >!attempted rape of Bix by an imperial officer!< saying that it was unrealistic because Darth Vader would not tolerate such unprofessional behavior in his military I'd like to point out an actual pattern of thought that emerged in Czarist Russia and later in Nazi Germany when government thugs would abuse the populace, "If only the Czar/Führer knew".

Do to the brainwashing of the populace and the cult of personality around the dictator, he could never be at fault for the abuses of his agents, and he would set them straight if he knew what they were doing in his name.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler%27s_cult_o

I’m in the early stages of planning a small business designing, machining and fabricating aftermarket accessories for off-road vehicles and dirt bikes.

I’ve done a fair number of hobbyist projects like this for my own vehicles and I’ve always just got by measuring the existing parts for compatibility with my design. However, this obviously isn’t sustainable for a business.

Where do aftermarket accessory manufacturers get the information necessary to make their designs compatible?

It was the final insult. "Brandon was too kind to you," Ned said as he slammed the small man back against a wall and shoved his dagger up under the little pointed chin beard. "My lord, no," an urgent voice called out. "He speaks the truth." There were footsteps behind him. Ned spun, knife in hand, as an old white-haired man hurried toward them. He was dressed in brown roughspun, and the soft flesh under his chin wobbled as he ran. "This is no business of yours," Ned began; then, suddenly, the recognition came. He lowered the dagger, astonished. "Ser Rodrik?"

Ned was ready to murder Baelish in the streets. How would the rest of the story play out if Rodrik had not interrupted him?

Let's say Balon is willing to initially play along with Robb's plan to invade the Westerlands by sea. Could he have taken and held them? The reason he gives for invading the north instead is that all the fighting men are away so it's the easier target, but isn't that also true of the west?

IMO I think it would have been cool to see Theon unleash his viking brutality on the West like we see him do on the North, but the reader is initially cheering him on as he does the same shit as the Mountain does to the Riverlands. Then have him betray Robb at the red wedding and only to be betrayed in turn and Reekified.

I'm working on a arduino project that is currently using this 3 position toggle to command a stepper motor to fwd, rev, and stop:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07LBMMN2Y?ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details&th=1

This is working fine, but I'd like to have a similar switch with an additional feature. If I apply voltage to a set of terminals on the switch it snaps back to the neutral position like a circuit breaker. This way when the screw driven by the motor hits either limit switch I can program the controller send the toggle switch to the neutral "stop" position.

I could use a momentary 3 position toggle and a separate momentary button to stop the motor, but I'd prefer the "3 position brea