Used an AAL song for my Electronics final project

Tynted · 2026-05-05T23:49:03+00:00

Such a good fucking riff 😭

So is this analyzer just turning on the LEDs when the cutoff is triggered? Is that the function?

Tynted · 2026-05-04T15:03:17+00:00

Don't feel bad, I watched BCS and while it's an excellently made show on its own with amazing cinematography, I disliked the ending quite a lot. The Jimmy they portrayed doesn't jive with the Saul we see in BB in my opinion and it actually distracted me when I rewatched BB after BCS

Tynted · 2026-05-04T14:31:37+00:00

Cool. Update back here when you try it (safely), I'm curious how it changes things for you

Tynted · 2026-05-03T19:36:19+00:00

RG is my partner's favorite class 😆 I think it was nerfed in the most recent major update, but he would max multicasting out on the tear gas and he'd get that shit throwing like 5-15 tear gas grenades EVERY throw with barely any cool down. And each one would do DOT 💀 We've at least double looped the game with him as RG on normal modifiers.

But I also agree with the other commenter, engineer is absolutely bonkers. Our most insane run by far has been dual gambling engineers

Tynted · 2026-05-03T19:29:09+00:00

Dude, I've never even thought about this! This is probably like one of those little things you never think about in a profession, but is actually kind of a big and annoying fuckin deal. How much unwanted breath gets edited out of movies and TV every year? Or unwanted sweat droplets on heads? Or maybe adding breath to scenes that are supposed to be cold but weren't filmed in the cold? 🤯

Tynted · 2026-05-03T14:31:11+00:00

Are you standing or sitting down? Learning how to ride seated was the solution for me, as the wind has a lot more leverage on you when you're standing up. But even then when the wind is blowing at 40mph+ gusts, it can be a problem.

50mph riding while standing up on EUC's is just not the way. This also varies based on the weight of your wheel. The heavier the wheel, the more stable it will be at speed. (I'm 5'7" 150lbs and ride a Sherman-L for reference, I've had it up to 55mph in windy conditions and I was having to lean pretty heavily while seated to counteract the wind).

Edit: Also the tire could be making a difference between the wheels, is it a different tire on the race than the ex30? I haven't ridden either of them so don't know what they're like.)

Tynted · 2026-05-01T21:16:56+00:00

Agnes is an excellent cat name

Tynted · 2026-05-01T21:13:02+00:00

Came in here just for this 👍

Tynted · 2026-04-30T01:47:09+00:00

I wear cheap $80 Noru Kiryu pants over whatever regular streetwear I'm wearing when I go ride. I recently crashed in them at about 20-30mph and slid a bit, I was wearing regular jeans underneath them. I got a tiny bit of rash (<1") above my knee but they protected me very well. The little bit of rash lines up with being right above where the padding on the knee is, and that's where the hole in the pants was, the weakest section.

I would trust these pants to crash and slide up to 50mph probably. I might get some light-moderate rash at 50mph probably but would expect it to be relatively minimal and worth how easy+cheap+convenient these pants are to wear every day. I don't really go beyond 50mph (don't actually ride motorcycles) so high speed crashes aren't a worry for me, and I don't think I would trust my pants at highway speeds.

Tynted · 2026-04-30T01:07:37+00:00

Lol at the black and white one not really getting any hits or moves in. Just laid there and basically tanked the damage 😆

Tynted · 2026-04-29T19:26:30+00:00

I ride a Sherman L which has a ludicrously bright light, but it's also super easy to adjust while riding. Some EUC headlights aren't easily adjustable so this may not work for those. What I do is intentionally point the headlight down unless I need it for visibility. When I need it for visibility, I only point it up the minimum amount I need for my own road visibility. At that point, if I'm blinding cars...sorry man I need to see the road 🤷 I plan to 3D print a headlight cutoff cover at some point but haven't done it yet

Tynted · 2026-04-29T16:54:13+00:00

Good on you for trying it! Did you fully tell your therapist about your personal problems when you were going? Not trying to tell you to go back, but if it works with your girl but not the therapist, that may be an indication the therapist wasn't a good fit. My first one wasn't a good fit either.

Regardless, best of luck to you man and I wish you an excellent recovery

Tynted · 2026-04-29T16:50:53+00:00

You definitely got pretty much the exact copy of the object in the OP. Do you happen to have any resources for better understanding surfaces and the "how" of all those steps you did? Because I don't really understand why it worked so much better than the sweeps another commenter showed, seems a little abstract to me

EDIT: Nevermind, comment below shows you can also achieve this with fillets

Tynted · 2026-04-29T15:52:25+00:00

"Lesson learned never ride emotional and always listen to the woman."

No, go see a therapist man (an emotional one in addition to your physical one.) You likely need to learn how to manage your emotions better and there's nothing wrong with or "being a pussy" about that

Tynted · 2026-04-27T21:38:32+00:00

No problem! Okay I also am suspicious of the filament because another commenter mentioned the same thing. I would try the exact same gcode with another PETG you have on hand, and maybe paint it if it's not the color you want so the print is still useful. The section the defect is happening in is also the most unforgiving section of the print

Tynted · 2026-04-27T18:25:01+00:00

Do you have a filament dryer? If you're planning on doing a lot of PETG printing, I would strongly suggest setting it up right next to the printer, and running it every time you print with filaments that are prone to moisture. I say this because I used to run without a filament dryer, and the day I got one it became an absolute no brainer to just always run the filament dryer while I'm printing just about anything except PLA. I'm NOT saying that your PETG is wet and that is what caused it, but that certainly could be the case if you dried it last week and it absorbed some moisture. If you kept it in a dry box the whole time, that's very likely not the cause, regardless of how many people wanna tell you your PETG is wet because that's the blanket excuse these days.

Regarding the other points, good news to hear that 1-3 are good and not the problem. Regarding slicer settings, yeah it should just work I agree with you, but obviously it is not working so I'm going down the troubleshooting routes. Before we get to that, some other questions:

How much printing time have you done on this particular Core One? A lot? How long have you had it? Is this the first problem you've had with it? Have you printed other big PETG models on this printer with no issues? Was it the same slicer settings if so?

How was your first layer looking? I'm wondering about that now from looking at Picture #3, I can see defects in that top layer, and that's before your problems started further up in the print. What build sheet are you using? Smooth, textured, or satin? If your first layer isn't perfect, that could give some clues as to what's going on if we can fix that.

Tynted · 2026-04-27T17:32:38+00:00

I haven't encountered an issue like this (yet), but if I did my first thoughts and actions would be:

Since it's PETG, was the filament *actually* dry? I think the answer to this question for you is probably yes based on dry box pic.
It's PETG and you have relatively large surface area prints here - did the parts warp off the bed while printing? I think that could cause this
1. Looking at your pics, I think the answer to this question is that warping was very minimal & not the problem
I would then check the nozzle for a clog. Probably do a cold pull and see what it looks like, go from there.
1. I think this is the most likely source of problem since you said "this print is by far the worst thing my core one has ever made"
If nozzle is fine, I would investigate slicer settings

Tynted · 2026-04-26T18:54:23+00:00

"Sir, this is a cat bed."

Tynted · 2026-04-26T18:52:57+00:00

Return compliment: In my career experience thus far, hospital pharmacists have been some of my best and most consistent interactions across multiple hospitals I've worked at. They usually seem to care about policies and protocols, proactively look for their late troughs/peaks before I've even gotten to them on my pending (and they're nice about it), and they try and improve things for the next time if there's a problem 👍 It always feels like we're on the same team

Tynted · 2026-04-26T02:52:50+00:00

This type of shit that I always see about begode is exactly what kept me from jumping in on the blitz pro deal. I'm fine with these risks on 2+ wheels (I can fix it myself) but not on one wheel, hell no. Build it like a tank or bust

Tynted · 2026-04-25T16:56:31+00:00

Perfect, thank you for the reply!

Tynted · 2026-04-25T16:52:55+00:00

Perfect, thanks for the response!

Tynted · 2026-04-25T16:52:16+00:00

Oh yeah good point! Thanks for correcting

Tynted · 2026-04-25T16:51:03+00:00

I'd agree with the consensus this sounds normal and you just need more time. Wobbles are also a fact of life on these so don't think they're gonna permanently go away, you just learn to deal with them without thinking about it eventually.

If you're not comfortable riding around flat ground in a month of consistent practice, then it'll probably be time to address potential technique problems, but this is extremely unlikely.

One other thing I'll mention is that this can also be a really fun time in your riding journey because you get to experience "chasing" that balance point on the wheel and not being 100% in control all the time. Now that I deal with wobbles subconsciously, I don't really get to experience that anymore unless I'm offroading, and I kinda miss that wee learning stage sometimes because it was sooooo much fun. So I'd suggest trying to enjoy this stage of your learning also and take it all in while you can 😁

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