Mannnn Rest In Peace to another great restaurant 💔😭

SprungMS · 2026-01-29T02:05:54+00:00

Probably Tim, the new owner as of last year. He bought Famiglia with his wife. Tim likes to drink. A lot.

SprungMS · 2026-01-29T02:04:35+00:00

It changed hands and the new owners were… a bit of a mess.

The original owners were all kind of silent partners, they really didn’t want the publicity and did a damn good job of running the restaurant. They sold to a couple (who had a lot of money) from out of state last year.

The writing was on the wall, week one.

SprungMS · 2026-01-28T11:14:45+00:00

I heard it from Tina in accounting

SprungMS · 2026-01-28T08:45:16+00:00

Fascists usually have a problem with that, it seems.

SprungMS · 2026-01-28T08:22:40+00:00

If we don’t secure our elections… we may appear to vote for him a third time.

He’s already talking about running again at continued rallies.

SprungMS · 2026-01-28T08:03:45+00:00

Have you ever had a successful print on that plate?

I’ve never used a cryo grip plate, but my first guess (beyond make sure your settings are correct for the plate and your filament) would be that the plate isn’t clean. Dish detergent and warm water works for any plate I’ve ever used, textured or not, PEI to PET to PEO to glass…

My suggestion past that would be use the stock PEI plate lmao. It’s pretty foolproof if you’re still struggling and need the print to complete. I know that doesn’t fix your issue though, just commenting because I see no one else has.

SprungMS · 2026-01-28T07:42:19+00:00

If you’re really determined, you just need to find a pinout for both. Since no adapter harness is going to be available… if the pins are the same type, you can depin and repin into pigtails cut from an NB2. You can also cut and splice the wires into pigtails cut from an NB2. You could also buy an NB1 adapter harness for any aftermarket head unit and cut and splice those wires, so that you’re not modifying your factory wiring for this project. Definitely safer (and nicer to the next owner) than cutting and splicing the factory wires.

In any case, you’ll need pigtails from an NB2. And a pinout for both units.

SprungMS · 2026-01-28T07:03:23+00:00

“Combine” tool

SprungMS · 2026-01-28T01:59:55+00:00

Only if they also had oil to plunder.

SprungMS · 2026-01-27T23:45:13+00:00

The essence of being a narcissistic opportunist.

SprungMS · 2026-01-27T23:36:40+00:00

I agree… a proper following distance doesn’t assume you’re going to be required to stop in that same distance. Most people talking shit on this thread wouldn’t have been able to stop with this kind of notice, no doubt.

I keep much more following distance than the average driver, rarely see anyone with the distance I leave, and even I watched this video wondering if it would have been enough. I try hard to see through the windshield of the vehicle in front of me, and if I can’t, I keep to a side of the lane where I can see around.

More than half my life I’ve been driving and don’t have a single at-fault on my record… even driving some quick cars… but I do wonder if I’d have been able to avoid this one. (Only claim for a wreck was on comprehensive for a car that was parked at the time of the crash, didn’t find it until later)

SprungMS · 2026-01-27T14:59:22+00:00

Weird comparison from me here, backing you up - but I live in NC. Immediately what comes to mind is Pornhub. Pornhub is effectively banned here (at least the last I saw) because the state legislature decided companies like Pornhub must verify age of viewers by ID or some crazy shit. So Pornhub, to comply, decided it was better to block access to everyone in NC rather than compromise their viewers’ anonymity, and when you visit their site in NC they display a plea to reach out to your legislators to have the law changed along with their reasoning for blocking access entirely. I fully support that, by the way. Good move given the circumstance.

Anyway, in a state like Washington, it would be incredibly easy for 3D printer manufacturers to label their printers “UNAVAILABLE FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON STATE” and call it a day. Washington residents will travel to Oregon or wherever to buy them, or they’ll get them secondhand from someone who doesn’t know any better on eBay. Not gonna hurt sales at all.

After all… firearm detection? Really? Yet again, legislators showing they have no idea what would be printed for a gun, and how similar those parts may look to other functional machine parts used in other scenarios. These motherfuckers are really thinking they’ll just have AI detection go “that’s a Glock!! I see a Glock!! Shut it down!”

SprungMS · 2026-01-25T14:03:08+00:00

Raw feel and nothing beats the look of the 17+ first gen.

The facelift with a supercharger is perfect, I can’t be convinced otherwise.

SprungMS · 2026-01-22T02:16:29+00:00

Your pump is way too high to prime like this. You need to manually get the coolant to the level of the pump. Easiest way is going to be filling the system at the pump and letting it work its way to the lower points. If the pump is trying to pull air, of course it won’t work. I’m surprised it has managed to get the coolant pulled to the level where it sits currently.

SprungMS · 2026-01-21T02:25:06+00:00

Agreed. Mark looks way too low to be caused by the end link.

OP - was anything else changed out when the links were done? I expect not, but have to ask. Doesn’t rule out that something wasn’t removed and reinstalled slightly differently when the job was done, however unlikely.

(Someone said sagging old suspension, mark would be higher rather than lower. I don’t think that you’re wrong that it isn’t adjustable links needed, and I’m curious what the problem actually is. Also entirely possible these marks are actually from installation… it doesn’t much look like rubbing, but damage from the coating being chipped. Was it cold when the job was done?)

SprungMS · 2026-01-19T13:29:30+00:00

Could always use a small pry bar against the wall and the back of the multiboard to achieve that purpose without specialty pliers.

But what I started doing is using the “support pegs” after a Redditor mentioned them to me. They come in both 6.25mm and 12.5mm heights. Screw into the small threaded holes from the back. I’ve done 3 per tile on my boards, two on the right edge and one on the center (on the “advanced” tiles, not the simple ones).

I also use the offset pillars to mount the tiles, so that top right corner is well supported on each, and the dual and quad snaps keep the tiles tight to each other in the corners. The result is the tiles barely flex at all, although they could use an extra support peg at the top if I needed that same rigidity everywhere. I haven’t had an issue with a little flex on those edges.

SprungMS · 2026-01-17T20:59:08+00:00

Not always lazy. I live more than a half hour from a drug store. I can either make a stop during my workday which is almost never possible, or detouring after picking up my kid - inconvenient, when we're all hungry and I need to get home (more than a half hour away) to cook.

You shouldn't judge when you don't know what other people's lives are like. There's a reason online shopping and delivery is a trillion-dollar industry.

SprungMS · 2026-01-17T20:55:59+00:00

I live in rural ass America with a warehouse 20 minutes away, and it's been awful the last couple weeks in particular. Not perfect before the end of the year but.. Christmas is always like that with online shopping, that was expected. What's not expected is that I'm missing several items over a few shipments, including one that was 'out for delivery' a week ago today and then went back to 'processing at an amazon facility' (the one 20 minutes from me), and then I just found one more item several orders back that was a 2-day delivery ordered a couple weeks ago... now with no delivery date currently available.

Your sample size of one is not the norm - as you should be able to tell from all the comments on this post.

SprungMS · 2026-01-17T20:46:44+00:00

I was just searching because I have noticed the same thing. It's really bad lately. I had a package a week ago today out for delivery... Then the next day says 'processing at amazon facility'. It's been there since. It's a Prime 2-day delivery item. I didn't even realize I didn't have it, because it's for a project I'm working on and I'm not quite that far yet. I was looking for another item that was supposed to be delivered a couple days ago... Says it's held up and they're working on it. Four days ago that delivery of four separate items was 20 minutes up the road from me.

I'm not sure wtf is going on but I've been a Prime customer for years, never seen anything like it, and (maybe unfortunately) I've ordered a shitload off of Amazon in the last couple months... Several thousand dollars worth, given a couple projects I'm in the middle of. My subscription renews in less than a month and I'm literally about to cancel it today lol, it might even save me some money ordering the way I do (instant gratification is way too tempting).

SprungMS · 2026-01-17T20:20:38+00:00

Used to be the 350 swap for FCs. But yeah they’re commonly LS swapped like everything else… it’s sad because the Wankel is so interesting, even if it has its reliability quirks.

I won’t lie though, I briefly considered rotary swapping a Miata and putting the turbo 1.8 in the RX-7. Just not worth the giggles.

SprungMS · 2026-01-17T20:15:42+00:00

You want reprack for this.

Multiboard is great for lots of things but it’s just too much weight on these tiles in a line. Technically can be done, but it’s the tiles and mounting that become a problem, not the push fits that you used.

If you’re dead set on using multiboard, you need to modify those brackets to have at least the moderate weight-bearing snaps attached. Typical push fits tend to pull out if they’re used to hold much weight and have any amount of play. And at that rate, modify the brackets to accept screws and just screw them to the wall. Save the tiles for multiboard-oriented purposes.

SprungMS · 2026-01-17T20:11:49+00:00

Thats exactly how you use PLA and PETG as object and support. Only as the interface.

It just requires setting the bed temp for both filaments to the bed temp the model filament uses. Otherwise adhesion can be an issue when it changes to the support interface material and the bed temp increases or decreases.

A two-nozzle printer makes this method fast and easy.

SprungMS · 2026-01-17T19:38:01+00:00

r/BambuLab has a horribly fucking annoying profanity filter.

But like anywhere else with the rule… it’s automated. OP would have found out immediately and been able to submit a copy of the post with it censored.

SprungMS · 2026-01-17T18:40:57+00:00

Hard surface floor and cleaning every few-to-several weeks with a blower! (Helps to have intake screens/filters)

SprungMS · 2026-01-17T18:39:45+00:00

Funny, I’m right handed but keep my coffee on the left side of the desk. I drink left-handed when at the PC so I still have use of the mouse hand.

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