
Cortexion
u/Cortexion

FLOODGATE - A 3D printed, modular micropipette tip box reloader
makerworld.com/en/models/1472760-floodgate-mo...If you’re like me, when you need a special character, you frequently copy it from a Google search and paste it into your document each time.
The following hotkey setup will allow you to insert any upper (e.g. Δ, Γ, Ξ) or lower-case (e.g. δ, μ, λ) Greek letter as well as common mathematical symbols (e.g. ∞, ≥) just by typing things like /Delta, /delta, and /infinity, etc., saving you tons of time.
While Mac users can already insert μ with “Option + M”, this guide gets PC users set up for typing all science (°C, η) and math-related stuff (≠ ≥), not just μ.
- Download AutoHotkey v2.0: https://www.autohotkey.com/
- Download this "Greek Alphabet and Math Hot
This tube rack for 0.6 and 1.5 mL microfuge tubes allows you to have a rack of assorted centrifuge counterbalances to make balancing your mini centrifuge fast and easy. There are rack spaces for 0.1 mL increments for both 0.6 and 1.5 mL microfuge tubes as well as 2 additional slots for “empty” tubes. Having 2 empty 1.5 mL tubes will allow you to spin down random things like fluorescent dyes or antibodies in the supplier's vial.
I have hundreds of hours in the game, but of the things that stand out for gameplay improvement, having an anti-bad luck system for forging overclocks is near the top of my list. In games like WoW they had implemented raid badges as a means for you to slowly earn a piece of gear in a guaranteed fashion. I don't like currency bloat in any game, but it feels like there should be a currency you earn to allow you to choose an overclock. Even if it resulted in choosing an overclock every 2 weeks or only from promotions I think it would be tremendously beneficial.
IMAGES: https://imgur.com/a/YQPLSW1
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Therm-A-Rest Neoair XLite Regular, Older Valve Model (353g / 12.375 oz):
Reason: I am a side sleeper and have found I need a thicker pad
Note: Lightly used (<10 days)
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**Therm-A-Rest Neoair Uberlite Small
I'm going from an Intel build to an AMD build which means I'm getting a new MOBO. Since I already have a perfectly fine C drive on the current build, what's the best course of action to put my C drive into the new MOBO without any problems with Windows, drivers, and hardware recognition? My main concern is that I don't think I can just take the C drive from the old MOBO and put it into the new one due to the hardware being registered to Windows etc. I believe just doing a clean Windows install would be a little slower, but safer.
My Windows license is linked to my account, so I believe I can transfer the license to the new hardware by logging in after installing Windows.
To do this, do I "




