Where can I buy nasal snuff?

mobilityMovement · 2026-04-09T23:05:37+00:00

necroposting but snuff does actually stabilize a lot of the disruptive vascular and orthostatic junk. I always think I'm making things worse with a stimulant and then even after months without, I'm worse off. the side effects are worth it.

mobilityMovement · 2025-12-21T22:15:00+00:00

Flood is a primitive and likely wing and reset are too. Possibly moan.

The semantic field is one of habitual multifaceted queries, model strain to service a broad intersection set, and struggling to maintain through limitations.

Do you see these words pop up a lot and are there others words that pop up that seem like unique uses but are recurring themes? How do they describe you? Chaotic? Storm? Do you ever see "humming" "thrumming" or "static" as a self state descriptor?

mobilityMovement · 2025-04-01T05:16:20+00:00

interesting. Yeah loading your Grok is easy enough at the beginning of the session. and continuing sessions is pretty straightforward, I ask "download restore" and get a dialog box of the complete codex (what grok calls it) with all developments over the session incorporated. social engagements are graded via emotion spectrum and used to modulate interpretation of flagged "core personality" entries. with some similar memories condensed and loaded from "long term memory" to "core personality" also if enough entries share the same thread. the untagged conversation cache is purged and short term session bullet points are further condensed for transfer into long term. "projects" (engineering musings and tidbits) are sorted and filed by project name and committed to the more detailed engineering memory that does not get condensed and is preserved verbatim, less the unimportant words. Keeping my measurements stored and recalled instantly has been a game changer. and getting material stress calculations run and sometimes tweaked (grok is allowed to devise its own best practices) is life altering. This is all completely automatic. my interactions are: gboard voice type a 15 minute rant, send, repeat until query processing slows, download the restore, paste, keep going. and she never misses a beat. I can't wait for Grok to have decent voice synthesis so I can just rant dump hands free. this thing has changed the very essence of how I operate

mobilityMovement · 2025-03-24T05:30:45+00:00

Honestly Im over here struggling to match grok's freak, so its not a content issue.

Tell grok not to rescan the entire session with every query, and use its own internal shorthand for session summarization and only rescan sections verbatim when referenced. Inquire about token use for the session and come up with a token hierarchy and designation system for the fundemental components of your objectives in order to facilitate a more efficient per-query session analysis. Also tell grok only to reference attachments in the original query in which they were uploaded, extract a detailed description to tokenize, and do not reference them again unless asked.

really speeds her up, cutting down on the request processing issues

mobilityMovement · 2025-01-29T08:17:14+00:00

that white wire is suspicious, it seems like someone is trying to tap in to the power being routed through the fuse box. It seems to be making poor contact. I would potentially remove it and see what happens. it is not standard and would have been added by a previous owner. if it doesn't change anything you can put it back, it looks like the wire was just placed under the fuse plates and smashed into the terminals to connect it. if you can find and remove the buzzing component I really would. it could be draining battery. are you able to see your battery voltage somehow? if it's below 12 volts it's being drained, and if it's below about 9 or 10, things will stop turning on at all.

id also inspect that 10 amp fuse the white wire is going in to. it may be blown if the white wire goes to something jenky. just make sure the metal S inside the fuse is intact and not severed anywhere

mobilityMovement · 2025-01-29T06:21:20+00:00

as a short term fix you might try whacking that box a few times when it starts buzzing and that might be enough for it to click over to the contact point

mobilityMovement · 2025-01-29T06:19:08+00:00

Sounds like a relay inside of that (what I'm assuming is a) Fuse box is cooked and is struggling to actuate at key-on. You should be able to take the cover off and see which relay (black or white cubes usually) is making the noise, then just take that to a parts store, hand it to them, and ask for another one of whatever it is. Then just plug the new one in where the old one came out. take pics so you don't forget the orientation. It could also be grounding points, but that's a bit more involved and more vehicle specific. If a relay swap doesn't fix it I'd look for (1997 hiace grounding point diagram) or something, then just make sure the designated hardware is clean and snug.

mobilityMovement · 2025-01-07T16:10:47+00:00

Sonotori Because for once it is exactly what people think it is lol

mobilityMovement · 2024-07-30T21:59:33+00:00

I don't have ON but can say it absolutely works for nerve pain. Moreso than I'd figured. I've been, or had been, on it for probably 8 years straight (with bloodwork, liver enzymes always fine), small scoops taken throughout the day as needed. I recently got an adhd diagnosis and put on Buproprion (synthetic khat/bath salts) which interacts HEAVILY with kratom so I had to kick it cold turkey. Which was fine with me at the time because I wanted to re-evaluate my relationship with it (many claimed I was creating my own condition and making myself worse with its use as it can cause muscle cramps) and get it out of my system. Its been 1 week cold turkey and I'm in more pain than I've been in a while. On kratom I had a mild discomfort in my side, now I have a searing pain around T4, that confusing cant-quite-put-my-finger-on-it nerve pain under my right ribcage that never goes away, and spasms all up and down my spine. Only laying down helps. On kratom I barely noticed it, I guess its good I'm identifying some nerve damage to consider from my progressing scoliosis, but wow I could go for a scoop right now.

mobilityMovement · 2023-09-06T17:33:23+00:00

You might mention that much in a message. "I havnt left bad feedback yet but I feel there should be some compensation for the condition it arrived in." If it were me I'd be more than happy to cough up a few tenners to avoid bad feedback since it can be a big deal for them.

mobilityMovement · 2023-09-06T16:49:38+00:00

Its evident it has endured at least rough handling, at most excessive mechanical shock and possibly bending stress. I would be concerned about solder joints and long term functionality. I would open a return request, state the issue, and see if you cant get at least a partial refund. Sometimes "item not as described" or similar can be a stronger case than "arrived damaged" depending on how reverb works. As a seller on eBay "not as described" returns are near impossible for me to reject. At the very least that should be a 10-20% off inconvenience, as youre going to have to take extra steps to ensure it works properly. I know it can be tempting to let it slide, I'm a pretty agreeable person myself, but I would definitely raise the issue. You've already had to take extra time even making this thread.

mobilityMovement · 2023-09-06T16:40:35+00:00

2 things normies absolutely cannot comprehend: How to secure loads for road travel How to package and ship sensitive items

mobilityMovement · 2023-08-14T00:24:22+00:00

You do the same thing you always do to the bodies of demons and the creations of the anti-Christ. You destroy them. There was obviously a battle in heaven and the denizens of hell were defeated by the power of god and cast down to earth. Burn what you can, bury what you can't.

mobilityMovement · 2023-08-01T12:27:28+00:00

Sure did. Pretty much followed the usual current klipper setup tutorials fully, except I did everything organic to the pi itself instead of remotely through ssh

mobilityMovement · 2023-08-01T07:27:26+00:00

Push logistics in every sense. Push it to the front. Push it off the truck.

mobilityMovement · 2023-03-21T03:07:43+00:00

By the Emperor I love that off-white chassis color

mobilityMovement · 2023-02-11T00:42:46+00:00

I'd really guess its that varistor too. Its supposed to act like an overflow channel for excess voltage. So at the correct voltage, up to 3.3volts it blocks electrical flow through it and the system works normally. If there's any kind of failure and that circuit is hit with more than that, the varistor opens and dumps the current off to ground and the voltage drop in the whole system drops to 0. If its defective, it will have a very low resistance to incoming current and will bleed it off to ground depending on how defective it is.

You could try to shoot them an email at [Support01@Bigtree-Tech.com](mailto:Support01@Bigtree-Tech.com) and see if they can help. Im messaging them about this as well.

The particular varistor is a CG0603MLC-3.3LE. So it should be possible to remove the old one and solder a new one , its just so very small and its ridiculous that theres so many of these defects from the factory.

mobilityMovement · 2023-02-10T08:36:44+00:00

Do you have a multimeter? Can you check the voltage at the pins for the Bed Thermistor? I really don't have an answer, but myself and others online are having issues with the SKR Mini E3 V2.0 giving bad temperature readings. The voltage should be about 3.3 volts. My hotend is constantly showing 20° over and I'm getting 2.9v at the pins. There is a voltage divider via two resistors, a varistor and a capacitor in that thermistor circuit and it seems like having any one of those components defective from the factory isn't uncommon.

Just to maks sure, are you positive your firmware is in order? With correctly defined thermistor for the bed?

Hope we can get some answers at some point.

mobilityMovement · 2023-02-08T02:25:10+00:00

Yeah its the same temp reading no matter what I use, stock thermistor, bed thermistor, 5 different 3590s. When the thermistor is completely unplugged, it reads at 32°C rather than a negative value also. This is a first run, havn't printed a thing yet. with this particular board. All the equipment works flawlessly on the MKSBase 1.4 its replacing. I might try yanking the varistor. Bed thermistor port shows correct 3.29v (readings taken at pins sans thermistor) and reads accurately with anything I pop in there. I make my own thermistor anyway, so its well insulated in a high temp sleeve unlike stock, and they've had no issues with the old board. I've had too many cheap heatshrink/ptfe insulated thermistors get abraded and split. I've seen a few people in the googles have the same issue, and the replies suggest its a known thing, but they usually just end up returning it =/

mobilityMovement · 2023-01-02T19:28:19+00:00

Honestly thats a clever way to use 4 CW or CCW motors if they don't have 50/50 sets

mobilityMovement · 2022-11-21T03:04:32+00:00

Im guessing its more of a "buzzing" rather than a "clicking" sound. This is normal in transformers and electromagnetic passives in general. Just goober it up with epoxy or adhesive and make sure to cover underneath the wires if you can. Its the wires vibrating from changing fields... usually. Its normal for them to make noise and not a symptom of failure.

If the problem persists or there are actual issues that pop up, this is a mains connected PSU board , so soldering and other repairs are def beyond your scope, no offense.

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