That isn’t really possible to calculate for as you don’t know how many people will buy ‘XYZ’ until after the fact.

Say two separate movies cost $1M to make and only 5k people watch Movie A while 100 million people watch Movie B. According to this, Movie A would need to cost $200 per copy, while Movie B would cost $0.01. The “full price” would be constantly fluctuating so how could you apply it to the first hundred people who watch the movie? What about the last hundred to watch it?

Full price is just code for “what we want” not necessarily what it takes to recoup their investment. These companies want profit and they want every release to be as popular as something like End Game so they’re going to claim “full price” is whatever it takes to reach that $10 billion goal.

It turns out people don’t want to pay the full price for content, so streaming companies are experimenting with ads to fund the difference.

Who exactly determines what “full price” is? This reads like a statement from music executives in the 1990s when they were charging $25 for a CD with 10 songs on it and claiming piracy was costing them quadrillions of dollars. With inflation, that equates to just under $50 per CD today. Is that full price or is full price whatever people are willing to pay at any given time?

This is a weird setting that must be in some brand new release because I’ve been using WLED for years and it’s always just been a current limiter for the entire strip. Perhaps it has something to do with OP using COB lights as I’ve only ever used it for standard strip lights like 5050 WS2812B or 5050 WS2815.

Yes that’s correct. Same goes for the normal WS2811 strip lights which are addressable every 3 LEDs.

I’ve seen this in North Dakota as well.

It’s interesting to hear that there is a new style as I’ve done several prints using the old style and it’s so lame that it only works for a few minutes after being exposed directly to bright light especially with how rough it is on the machine. It wore a groove through the hotend on my old Sidewinder X2 after using about a Kg to print a giant Lego skeleton.

Which just shows how timeless poop jokes can be.

Is it a Toyota? Flip it back over and it should be good for another 300k miles.

If all you have are STLs then you’re pretty limited. I use Meshmixer to do basic modifications or tweaks to STLs but it’s not super user friendly.

I just started using soulseek and it seems to be a lot better than what I could source through lidarr as I’m not in any music-heavy private trackers like RED and the public ones only maybe have top-40 type artists available.

Now I wish I could integrate the two because I hate having to do everything manually again along with needing to run everything through MusicBrainz Picard so that it’s all tagged correctly.

All the small obscure ones I’ve ever been apart of have worked just fine with the *arrs

This is so gorgeous!

Jupiter definitely had a post-high school glow up.

Promoting plants 69ing is so 2024.

Wouldn’t you need to decimate the population of cows, pigs, and chickens in order to reduce their environmental impact? This argument always invokes an image of Thanos wiping out half the universe in order to ‘save’ it, but the people making this argument never seem to be receptive to acknowledging this point and just hand wave this step away.

Addictive like water and air are addictive.

You can buy little nutzerts that you melt into prints using a soldering iron so that you have threaded holes if that’s required of the parts you need.

https://www.amazon.com/Hilitchi-Threaded-Embedment-Assortment-Projects/dp/B07VFZWWXY

Not sure what steps you can take to confirm the issue outside of replacing parts; but you could try swapping the thermistor with a new one and seeing if that fixes the issue, and if not keeping the spare on hand for future replacement. Your issue looks like it doesn’t appear until the hotend has been heated for a bit so it could be some internal connection coming loose from the thermal expansion and not something more obvious like a broken wire. It’s gotta be that or the heater itself.

Also you might PID tune the heater after the thermal paste replacement if you suspect it’s not reading correctly.

Explain in detail; don’t just say it like it’s obvious and a “no shit” kind of take.

Your entire argument is based on the assumption that your morals are the “correct morals” while everyone else who doesn’t align with you is incorrect. That’s a textbook definition of this fallacy.

You are disingenuously undermining what veganism is by phrasing it as a trivial dietary choice.

That’s exactly what it is. Disagree? Explain in detail; don’t just say it like it’s obvious and a “no shit” kind of take.

There is no reason why veganism, as a subject, should get an automatic quick dismissal via accusations of a “superiority complex” than any other subject.

Where has that happened here? I challenge you to quote the comment stating as much. Seems like you’re strawmanning here.

I said “veganism isn’t about me.”

you are just repeating the same exact issue of ad hominem and a thought-terminating cliché by calling vegans “self-righteous” and disingenuously strawmanning them as people who just want to circlejerk about the “superiority of their choices”

“Veganism isn’t about me, but if you criticize me personally, you’re criticizing veganism!”

This is hilariously illogical. It reads like someone whose brain is short circuiting from all the cognitive dissonance.

No because their dog is also morally inferior for eating meat and should also be punished.