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  • Eh, I don't know. Been many years since and thus I don't remember many details, but indeed the first few episodes where not very gripping for me, and the whole show started being very good after I had familiarized myself with the cast first.

    I would say that the characters and the dialog are the strong points of the show. If that doesn't click for you, then maybe skip it.

    It is in a "typical" Aaron Sorkin fashion, at least from a couple of decades ago as I have not watched modern shows of him like Facebook etc. I did like it. I also liked very much, maybe more, the Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip which had similar style and dialogs, which I would heartily recommend to anyone liking the style.

  • As an adult I have watched some films, not all of them and not sure which, but I still don't really like it. It's like a zoo show for kids in space. I really don't get the appeal for an adult.

    I do plan on playing the Kotor games, maybe that would change my mind a bit.

  • To be honest I haven't tried without it (didn't want to risk the rest of the filament if it would turn out poorly), but I reduce the size to 15mm/15mm or so, plus flushing into infill/supports, and has been ok so far.

    I'll try without it sometime when I print for my kid and don't care as much :)

  • Got one of those (with the AMS) a couple of days ago. Surprisingly simple to use and good results for my first ever prints. I'd recommend it.

    Problem is, I'm already like 200€ deep into fillaments. Eeh.

  • You don't need to reinstall. You could keep the old partition and format it and add it as a new volume while keeping the current installation.

    If the windows volume is to the right of the Linux volume, you could also boot a live-usb and drop the windows partition and then extend the Linux partition then extend the Linux filesystem to cover all disk space. If it is to the left, you can do the same but you'd need to move the partition and reinstall the bootloader as well.

    A backup would be mandatory If you don't really know what you would be doing with the above, however. But if you do, it's a lot easier and faster than to rebuild everything from scratch.