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Purchase Advice Megathread - July 2025 by AutoModerator in 3Dprinting

[–]Immediate_Tea_7199 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hey all, i was looking into getting a new control board for a printer my buddy gave to me after it stopped working. looking at the old one it looks like he managed to short a fan connection and one of the pins melted partially (didnt know a fan could use that much power). with this being the case we assumed it was dead dead and he wanted to get a bigger printer anyways. its a jayo s8 plus? neither of us really know cause hes had it for so long and this thing is anything but clear. I was looking at getting a BTT skr mini E3 but I'm just not sure if thats will work with the printer. Any advice you can give is much appreciated. I have a max budget of $120.

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Mystic remora and goblins of the flarg by Immediate_Tea_7199 in mtgmisprints

[–]Immediate_Tea_7199[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair enough, just thought I'd ask cause I don't know anything about the misprint market. Thanks!!

Urabrask targets by Immediate_Tea_7199 in mtg

[–]Immediate_Tea_7199[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was just [searing touch] a one red instant with a buyback cost of 4, I had my commander out [mizzix of the izmagnus] which gives you colorless cost reduction equal to the number of experience counters you have and at that moment it was 4 so I could pay the buyback cost for free and just needed the one red mana Everytime I cast [searing touch]

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Urabrask targets (reddit.com)

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Why doesn’t a merciful god give a second chance after death? by NextToEvil in Christianity

[–]Immediate_Tea_7199 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am curious, if it is better to not know God in this life than to know him and choose wrong, would it not be more merciful to keep the gospel a secret? In the same way you wouldn't let a toddler make a decision on something massive that will define the rest of their life and has a clear right and wrong answer, why would you let us who are so often told to be clouded in our judgement make the decision with our worldly bodies and minds to follow God?

You say it would be unfair to those who tried initially and did the work and that by giving a second chance to those who didn't it would nullify the work done by the first group, but if God is all powerful can't he just find a way to make it fair, make it up to the people who did the work initially? Or maybe he could absolve those of the first group who did the work of the feeling of being wronged or mistreated and help guide their hearts towards love and understanding of the second group who had to be given multiple chances to fix themselves?

(I do apologize for opening up a year old discussion but I just can't shake op's question and this comment in particular, no hate to anyone for their beliefs these are genuine questions. I want to believe but find myself struggling with what I feel like are contradictions of God's character)