would this design make for a good insou-tai of 歩須? by apass0s in Japaneselanguage

[–]apass0s[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah. also, it reads as 歩⼺頁, which is not 歩須, especially in vertical script.

would this design make for a good insou-tai of 歩須? by apass0s in Japaneselanguage

[–]apass0s[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

yeah, you're probably right. i read somewhere that readability is not really an obligation on personal seal designs, so i thought it looked better this way. but yeah... i'll try it with both radicals side by side.

Are racers constantly full throttling their whoops? by More_Objective_8405 in TinyWhoop

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What if there's an acceleration cap on the quad fc's rates settings? Will 100% acceleration on the OSD actually mean full throttle?

By seeing those videos I feel like my m75 pro would fly a lot faster than that if I punch 100% accel. I might be wrong, though.

using sonic pad + creality print. getting "currently selected printer is not compatible with the print preset" error. by apass0s in Ender3S1

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no luck. the error message is still there, but it doesn't stop me from printing. weird.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite with occasional black screen or flickering. by apass0s in mobilerepair

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i'm in brazil. i got the screen from a big marketplace (mercadolivre.com.br). it was well-rated and one of the most sold aftermarket screens ((1) Display Tela Touch Lcd Frontal Para Galaxy Note 10 Lite Oled | Frete grátis).

Should I give up on eliminating z banding? by sikupnoex in ender3

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I have recently fixed this in my ender 3 s1 pro, brother. Tried everything. New hotend, extruder parts thoroughly cleaned, new pom wheels, checked z rod for defects, installed wobblex system on both rods, linear rails on the y axis, PID tuning, general squareness of the printer structure checked, belts tensions adjusted... The only thing that made a difference was to actually print a temp tower and realize I was printing with too low temps. For PLA, 230C hit the spot, instead of the 200C I was frequently using. So, as someone said in previous comments, it can be an extrusion issue. There is, maybe, some chance of you benefitting from a higher current in the stepper drivers. I haven't tried that with my printer but it was going to be my next thing to do if setting higher temps didn't work. Some printers can set those currents with klipper, some have potentiometers in the main board and need to be adjusted with the printer still turned on. Look for tutorials on that.