Official response: “The Democrats selectively leaked emails to the liberal media to create a fake narrative to smear President Trump,”

Debian appears to still support x86, and 512 MB memory.

If you can increase the memory, you can consider LMDE, but I suggest sticking to Debian with the extra memory to allow space for a browser and office applications.

EDIT: It appears 2 GB is possible, it was a limit in XP.

https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/my-toshiba-nb100-netbook-review.17943780/

Edit2: https://a.co/d/5Mdq5Q8 is pretty cheap. You only need one, but it’s the same cost either way. Maybe you can sell or trade it?

No joke, my dog is very sick and I should have taken him to the vet when he stopped eating. Instead I took the long route and now he’s in the hospital.

Good news is he’s feeling much better today!

I found it to just be slow. My only complaint was some weird layer squish, but that was very wrong esteps.

The max is pretty, but the SE is more in my price range.

My use is for making little plastic bits cheaply, and I’m not concerned about time. If my kid wants to upgrade to something better, I will probably “buy” it off him.

Thank you for this. I have been having a very bad day and this straightened me out.

Eventually one of the three will eat the other two. Shareholders rejoice!

I have to agree. My ender 3 has been through hell over the past 5 years, but since I am familiar with it, I can usually dial it in.

If I was just starting out I would be overwhelmed with trying to understand it AND troubleshooting.

If you have an electromechanical background, such as bench repair and/or having repaired lots of truly broken printers, then it is less of a risk imo. I know that refurbish items are usually okay, but there are bad items that make it out of any shop.

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https://www.famousbirthdays.com/names/jesus.html

I’m more of an enabler than one to shame. Here are some well known Jesuses. I can’t guarantee a connection, but one can dream.

Look, I do believe in God:

• The rapture is a poorly worked theory born from a weird end times focus which I believe is meant to assist in parting the flock from their cash
• There is even debate on when it happens.
• Should if happen, it won’t be the people with Jesus on the outside and hate on the inside.

It will take 26 cycles to meet the current population of the United States. That is 104 to 208 years from now. Supposedly our population has peaked and is slowly declining.

It took one hour for you to reply, and another for me to reply to you. Op may eventually return.

I don’t have a problem with it assuming the password must be changed immediately.

This is just as secure as emailing a password reset link or a passcode.

Pop ate punk.

My esteps were way off, by about 20%. Also, I was having clogging issues due to my tube not seating properly and causing clogs. I’m impressed that it printed at all.

After addressing the basic issues, I no longer saw any warping.

Also, I’m totally down for a magnetic PEI bed.

Oh, I said this was my son’s printer, but this was mostly something I have used on and off over the past 5 years. I have printed a bunch with it in the past, which is why I eyeballed it and sent the print to tune it on the fly. Generally it is wasteful, but I both considered this as starting from zero and trusted my prior adjustments.

Looking almost functional!

Curling up is a heat issue combined with the change in extrusion and flaky first layer. Glass bed is set to 50, but I prefer it at 60-65 if I recall.

Still seem to have some issues with my feed motor clicking while feeding. I should probably calibrate my steps before I go too much further.

Ok, adding to this I know ten days later: a janky fix that works now becomes a time bomb to troubleshoot later.

Technically correct, but in this case I’m wondering what is stopping fusion from continuing longer than about 20 minutes.

Is it like rail gun technology, where the hardware fails after so much use and there is no realistic way to keep it in tolerance?

Are we having trouble keeping a balance between fuel and the reaction, causing it to fizzle out or breach containment?

Is the fuel actually too expensive?

Is all this ok and we are now stuck with a scaling issue where the reaction can sustain itself, but we can’t actually use it to boil more than a kettle.