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Does anyone know if there are stores in the Louisville area that carry 3D printing and other maker hobby supplies?

I'm looking for places like Microcenter, which carry a variety of filaments, basic electrical and robotics supplies, tools, etc. Hobbytown near St. Matthews used to carry a small selection of filaments, but they stopped a few months back.

Man, I miss Microcenter... How can I get my fix around here?

I got angry at my 9 year old today. I told her to shut up and get over here.

And now I am absolutely hating myself, and she isn't speaking to me an hour later. I am an asshole, please send help.

She has FAS, which we didn't know until she was a few years old. I know it makes brains work differently. I know that when she screams demands in my face it's because she knows no other way to communicate in the moment. I know that when she slaps me and scratches me and throws things at me it's because she's overwhelmed with feelings she has no other way to express. And I let myself get angry at her anyways. I am an asshole, please send help.

I miss the expressions of love when she was younger. I

What will you be doing with this PC? Be as specific as possible, and include specific games or programs you will be using.

Just before COVID locked us all down, I built a pair of PCs for my two sons. I was on a tight budget, but they got the boys through lockdown and have served them well since. It's now time for an upgrade, though. They both use the PCs primarily for gaming, with the most common games being modded Minecraft, Halo, Garry's Mod, Marvel: Spiderman, etc.

I do live near a Microcenter, so their CPU/mobo/maybe-RAM bundles are on the table, and I'd also like to see if anyone knows a way to leverage the building-two-identical-computers thing into any further volume discount

So I've watched TOH, multiple times, now. Last time I was sick I binged Infinity Train, and the time before that was Over the Garden Wall. I'm stuck in bed and in isolation, what should I watch this time?

Massive disappointment. The Level 80 tools require 9x echoing ingots, each of which requires 8 echo gems.

That tool costs 72 Echo gems. At level 80, I currently have... ten. I've spent 12 on three echo pogs (I think), 16 on treasure keys, maybe another 8 on dragon room tablets, so that's 46 I've collected over the entire level 1->80 grind.

I don't think I'm getting that new chestbreaker anytime soon. Maybe the level 90 tools are more forgiving.

My son is an avid reader (especially of graphic novels) and is interested in reading Journey to the West. Has anyone read/encountered/discovered a translation/adaptation/version in English that a book-hungry 12 year old could handle?

I'm attempting to make a system where I mirror a single voltage across multiple diodes and get roughly the same current in each. I've had excellent luck using the PHPT610035 PNPs, but if I want to mirror the current more than one time, I need to daisy chain these devices. Does anyone know if there are matched BJT or diodes that come three or more to a pack?