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I have a cr10s and I recently bought a bed mat for it. I love the mat, but the problem I'm having is that it raises up at some points on the surface making leveling impossible. It's slightly raised in the middle and at various points around the edges so some parts get a sweet layer and other parts get spaghetti or nothing due to being too close. I've tried using it without the glass plate, with the glass plate, I've tried flattening it by putting heavy objects on it for days (it came rolled up so wasn't flat out of the box) but whenever I turn the heat on for the bed it lifts in some spots.

Does anyone have any suggestions for how to remedy this?

I don't get it.

So I went through the steps in this tutorial https://www.reddit.com/r/CR10/comments/8jv35l/cr10s_firmware_upgrade_tutorial/ to install TH3D for my cr-10S4. It flashed the firmware and now reads as TH3D U1.R2.A3 on the control box. Problem is, now when I try to use the control box to make the printer do anything, it fails. Can't heat bed or extruder "E1", can't auto home. Simplify3D can't connect to it. Not finding much online, any help would be appreciated.

Species: Cat

Age: 16-18 yrs

Sex/Neuter status: neutered male

Breed: Siamese

Body weight: 11 lbs

History: diabetes

Clinical signs: sneezing, green mucous discharge

Duration: > 1 year

Your general location: Canada

My siamese has had this cat cold for a very long time. I've taken him to the vet and had antibiotics which ends the symptoms until they run their course. Vet said it's often underlying viral infection, and I've been giving him about 1/2-1 tsp of lysine in his food which has helped get rid of the symptoms mostly. However he still shows symptoms sometimes, with no end in sight. His diabetes is well controlled and he has no other health issues except a bit of arthritis maybe

I saw this weird mouth nodule near the back of the roof of my dog's mouth. Roughly 1cm diameter. Just noticed this today and haven't seen it before, thought I'd ask before taking to the vet.

Breed: Husky/shepherd, tiny bit of chow chow and samoyed

Age: 2 yr

Sex: Female spayed

Weight: 60 lbs

Location: Canada

I'm a scientist that works with algae. We've been wanting to go to some mines to collect algae from sites that have 'extreme' environments for them to live in, i.e. areas with lots of carbon/salt/heavy metals/etc. and I'm just wondering if the practices used to mine some resources lead to more leakage or use harsh chemicals, or whatnot than other resources.

For example, a coal mine is a good place to get samples, but what about for other resources like strontium, tungsten, manganese, tin, fluorite, or copper? Other than perhaps the contaminant of the precise resource they were extracting, are there other potential contaminants that could be released from the mining process in these types of

I've had problems with various types of image links, it doesn't stop all of them from loading, giphycat links seem to work, imgur sometimes works, but regardless when I deactivate subreddit style the images expand no problem.

ublock origin, google cast, currently, cisco webx

I looked but couldn't find a post with this problem.

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