Maybe a kind of spray-on adhesive, and what if the spray-on adhesive was opaque, then you get double protection!
Actually, then you would ONLY need the spray-on adhesive, just spray a healthy amount on the lens (the most light sensitive part) and you’d be done
Now if only there existed a product like that that is available in pretty much every hardware store and hobbyshop…
don’t shoot the messenger?
Damn, i don’t have an AT disk, if i did i would try it out
Guess i’ll have to stick to Linux 😞
That joke was a bit derivative
People are probably sticking to the larger distros like Arch, YiffOS and Hanna Montana Linux, due to their large userbases and thus better documentation and support
I mean… what did you expect from mechahitler?
Why?
I think it’s too hilarious.
I can respect that
So your next car will be from 1940 or older?
I prefer getting aoftware the windows way;
Go to free-software.com.ru, figure out which of the fifteen download buttons is the real one, then run the linkin-park_numb.mp3.exe file as administrator
Now that’s what i call proper software distribution
companies starts collecting personal data
People: “I don’t care what [company] knows about me”
data ends up in the hands of the surveillance state
people:
Awesome!
Now i can finally start not using adobe photoshop because i don’t want to use it, instead of because i can’t use it
My best guess would be that you have some petg left in the nozzle that for whatever reason isn’t being melted and pushed out, what you could try is doing a cold pull
If you haven’t done it before, you basically heat up the hotend, feed in some plastic, then you turn off the heat and let it cool down until the plastic is partially hardened, then you yank on the filament
If everything goes right, the plastic down in the nozzle will be yanked out, and pull with it any impurities, leaving the nozzle clean and unclogged
Alternatively buy a new nozzle that you only use for PLA, i have heard a lot of people having issues like this when switching back and forth with the same nozzle
Sure, if you spend a lot of time coddling a windows computer it will usually work somewhat okay, but a linux machine on the other hand just works without any of the hassle, such as having to remember to check in on it before you are going to use it