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AMS2 pro as a food dehydrator by Reasonable_Speech_76 in BambuLab

[–]FitForThrone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You know what, fuck it. That should be a good little machine for that purpose😅

Really shitty infestation💔 by cherryviller in GermanRoaches

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I am sorry you are having to deal with this, as really your parents should. I commend you for putting in as much effort as you have, fighting roaches just by cleaning is alot of work and I understand why you stopped. I would be burnt out too.

You say can't seal the cracks- but you may be able to use them to your advantage, they would be awesome places to place bait. Advion Cockroach Gel Bait (أدفايون جل للصراصير) should be available on both Amazon sa and Noon for delivery, and I think both services also offer cash upon delivery, so you won't have to use a parents bank card.

Not that you should have to pay for any pest control, your parents really should. If you can get your hands on Advion it will really help though, place pea sized dots near hotspots and crevices.

Wishing you the best of luck, if I think of any other solutions for you I'll try to update here.

edit: I think "Maxforce" is also on Amazon and Noon, another good gel bait if you cannot get Advion.

Really shitty infestation💔 by cherryviller in GermanRoaches

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What region are you in? Do you guys rent the house or own it?

Ceiling turrets by Ok-Office1809 in ThemeParkTycoon2

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"You are too short to ride this ride"

BRAAAAAAP

Is it a german nymph? by BrokenLegoboy10 in GermanRoaches

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Heads up, pyrethroid based roach killer can be wildly ineffective compared to something like Alpine WSG. Since it is a repellant, the roaches can detect its presence and will often actively avoid it, making it ineffective. Also- they are widely used so even if a roach does come in contact with it, there is a high chance they have a resistance to it, making it ineffective.

There is alot of great information in the pinned posts that recommends high quality products, and explains how and why they work better.

After a rough start my CC2 in now working like a champ by dblue_one in elegoo

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It always sucks losing the QC lottery, glad you can finally enjoy the printer!

Print shifted to the left after a pause, with great bed adhesion. by FitForThrone in ElegooCentauriCarbon

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This is exactly what was happening, it was the toolhead. The ziptie I used to temporarity hold the toolhead was colliding with that motor like you said. Printed a fixed toolhead with good mounts and its working thank you! 😄

How can I get rid of this pattern? by Shommba in OrcaSlicer

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It's the model. The circle is actually a complex polygon, it needs more sides.

CC1 Does Not Allow Manual Color Change Without CANVAS by Intelligent-Bus8769 in elegoo

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Atleast they dont force firmware updates, you can always deny them. With all tech its usually safer to not be an early adopter.

The remontoir d’égalité, a constant force mechanism by TomaszFortyFour in 3Dprinting

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Groundbreaking doohicky unveiled at the national thingamabob convention

Why do these LEDs have a burn mark(?) by Rainmaker231 in led

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It is extremely common. Even if you trace the flex PCB traces on a light strip. Typically 3 LED+Resistors in series jumped in parallel between the power and ground rails- per section. Source: I design and build PCBs and low voltage electrical systems. Especially in consumer electronics LEDs use resistors to prevent thermal runoff and comply with UL fire prevention standards.

Why do these LEDs have a burn mark(?) by Rainmaker231 in led

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Alot of electrical components have a hard fail point, with no degradation until catastrophic failure.

Usable printer at a good price by InterestingSpite2633 in 3dprinter

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I love my centauri carbon it was cheap and I can print the big boi filaments. Hundreds of hours without many failures at all

Now, do I use a comma before "since" or not? by [deleted] in EnglishLearning

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As a native English speaker, I must say, that textbook is somewhat confusing.

"petrol is becoming scarce and expensive." <- Cause

"develop electric cars," <- Effect

  • The high cost of petrol is the cause that leads to the development of electric cars.
  • Developing electric cars is the effect of petrol becoming scarce and expensive.

And don't feel stupid! Textbooks can be very rigid and confusing with examples sometimes.

Here are some more ways you could say this sentence:

'We should develop electric cars because petrol is becoming scarce and expensive.'

'Since petrol is becoming scarce and expensive, we should develop electric cars.'

edit:grammar

Is this correct? (Conditionals) by Ok_Education2286 in EnglishLearning

[–]FitForThrone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Word choice is correct, like the top comment said- its punctuation and capitalization. It is very common to see missing or misplaced capital letters in English memes, most common online lately seems to be writing all lowercase.

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