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TL;DR - Was there any mechanical / gameplay differences between players who accepted N'zoth as their personal lord and savior stomach to be digested in for all eternity?

As a returning player (Left after the first month or so of BFA & was checking up on lore developments occasionally), I'm curious if there ended up being any appreciable difference between accepting the gift of N'zoth or not.

Make sure your payment method won't expire before the actual ship / charge date. Even then not a bad idea to check it anyway because some people have reported orders being cancelled due to the delays.

I'm new to iRacing and due to shipping issues with my G29 wheel & pedals getting lost in transit last week, I saw that the G923 has been announced and will be shipping at earliest in late in August. Since the earliest that it could be replaced is in about another 10 days, I figured I might as well bite the bullet and get A 923 from Logitech directly as I was paying the already inflated ~ $380 after taxes for the one that was a no-show.

However, on closer examination (caveat emptor!) after cancelling my original order and just placing my G923 (PS4) order tonight and find that the new hotness doesn't have iRacing listed as a compatible wheel set while the G29 does. I assume that is due

Example:

get-printer | format-table -wrap

Gets you data with the columns expanded. What I would like to get is output where I'll have heading (hard return) value (hard return), next heading (hard return), next value...

As it iterates through each property and each printer. Is there a way to do this?

Apologies for formatting, I'm on mobile

It's done. It's complete. Just some polish and balance. By the way we are going to delay again but select people who are going to build up hype about it will still get it months before everyone else in it's current iteration.

This is some fyre festival bullshit. Either it's done or it's not. Unless those people are under NDA and it's closed beta and they won't be able to monetize the inevitable tidal wave of interest it generates.

I thought I'd mention something that I discovered that may help reduce the time between back-to-back prints where you are recording frames with the time-lapse module and then rendering them into FMV files.

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Printer: Ender 3

Raspberry Pi 3 (Quad core, 1 GB RAM)

Klipper firmware being driven by the Pi

Storage for the logs, time-lapse, uploads, etc. is on a Synology NFS network share to help preserve the SD card.

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As many other 3D printer owners are doing, I've been printing face shields for healthcare workers as much as possible. I like that I can use the time-lapse feature to help investigate failures of prints but it does warn not to use the printer while rende

I am currently running the stock motherboard for my ender 3 with clipper being driven by a raspberry pi 3. However, I would like to make the transition to a automatic bed leveler. I am not adverse to going to a different main board, but what I have works fairly welland I see no reason to change it unless necessary. I believe that if I were to keep the stock mainboard I would need to buy an adapter for the leveler to override the speaker pin as a data line if I'm not mistaken. Is anyone using a similar setup as I am looking to get that can offer advice on how best to go about the upgrade?

Bed leveling method that I hear the most about is bltouch or bltouch clone but any other technologies th

After dropping the damn screws for what must have been the twentieth time in a few months, finally lost one of the screws that attaches the hotend fan frame to the Z-Axis carriage. For good (Or likely until the next time I walk barefoot in the dark in my living room). As a stopgap measure, I was able to thread a PC case screw (Sorry don't know the specs because 'merican) but the ones that are Phillips head with hex driver as well. The kind that usually are used for side panels, expansion cards and PSU mounts on PCs. Use those if you have them because you can use a bit-driver instead of trying to hold the frame in place while aligning a Phillips screw and eventually dropping it somewhere.

Did a Nemesis invasion the other night in Talos and Nem as a GM didn't spawn (Homecoming - Excelsior). However, last night, I saw something in the Alert channel that made me thing of a possible cause:

[Nemesis] Lord Nemesis does not retreat for long! I shall soon return to Kings Row with my full strength!
[Nemesis] Do not feel at ease, Talos Island, as Nemesis shall return!

If the code base from the invasion is running from the original event, Kings Row is no longer a valid zone except for Echo: King's Row (Since Going Rogue launch?) Galaxy. Maybe that may account for some of the buginess that is occurring? Is there anyone from HC or that runs a personal / other private server

Edit: SOLVED!.... Yea... I thought it was a secondary panel but was just a peel-away. The acrylic? was thick so I thought it was something put on the backside for shipping.

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I recently bought one for the new years' eve sale and all of the marketing pictures (And many from here) show transparent side panels whereas mine are completely opaque. I'd like to be able to check on status of prints visually without opening the door and possibly messing up the process as it happens but the idea of being able to stop a failed print in the works is very appealing to me. Is it safe to remove the panels? I can provide photos if needed.

FAQ:

keeping protein intake moderate, 0.7g to 1.2g per pound lean body mass. (1.5g to 2.6g per kg lean body mass.) - Note that going over 0.9g is only suggested for people doing heavy lifting and endurance training.

I'm not fully understanding this section. How is the lean body mass has derived? Is it referring to protein source consumed or some figure derived from my stats? In either circumstance, how is that calculated?

I have a standard raspberry Pi 3B that in currently using as a PiHole DNS server. I have Kodi running on the Pi so when the GUI / Frontend is running, I can browse and watch media on my PS4. However, if like to use it as a headless server. I've tried Kodi --standalone but it still loads the GUI.

Anyone know how I can make it run as a system service that won't take the extra overhead of the frontend? It's currently loading to CLI instead of Xserver.

https://www.reddit.com/r/food/comments/79suj4/homemade_pizza_pocket_skulls

Because I don't know how to cross-post properly.