trapbuilder2

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r/gsuite•

I recently purchased some files, and they have been shared with me via google drive. There's many gigabytes of files here, and my browser doesn't seem capable of handling the download without giving up, so I figured using the desktop app was the next best idea, however it seems that the files I access through the desktop are just shortcuts to a network folder.

I can access the files this way fine, but it presents a problem if the seller were to ever revoke my access to the files, which is a possibility. How can I have the shared files actually saved onto my PC, and not just provided via shortcut?

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r/Pathfinder2e•

I run a weekly game of between 3-5 hours. We are 88 sessions in and the party is at level 11. I'm led to believe that this is a bit slower than some other groups, but this feels like a very good pace to me, so I'm curious how often you guys are all levelling up

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r/3Dprinting•

I'm using Orcaslicer and it has the prime tower enabled by default. This makes sense, I hear priming the filament is very important, but it got me wondering if it needs to be done with a big and wasteful-looking separate object or if you would get similar results by priming via the infill or support trees. Now, I don't know how I'd actually do that in Orca, but I'm mainly curious if there is any merit in my idea in the first place? What's the consensus?

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Hi guys, currently 25 years old on a 13k salary (plus an average of 5k for overtime and bonus for a total of 18k on average). Savings wise I have 10k in a moneybox LISA, 500 in a cash ISA, and just under 3k in a NatWest Regular Saver account as an emergency fund.

I still live at home, so I don't have too many necessary expenses to worry about beyond the £300 I contribute to rent every 4 weeks. Every payday that 300 goes out, 150 goes to the saver account, plus I plan on putting an additional 500 into that cash ISA. This leaves me a bit of spending money, which is mostly used to pay off rewards credit card payments (in full, every payday).

I'm stuck in my current job for another year (I ge

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