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Animation does have a few good examples of this, Kipo comes to mind

How liftoff is so far down on that list baffles me

They act like I don't want to live in the woods

If you live in a city or its suburbs maybe, I live a 20 minute drive away from civilization. Not going to get public transit out there any time soon unfortunately.

It would appear so

That would be Lemmy-UI aka the website

It is a classic video, look up "Fuck you Baltimore" meme video. I guarantee it has been reposted elsewhere

Most viruses now start off by scooping up all saved browser passwords automatically then sending them to a remote server. So if one of those ever goes off on your system you are at quite a risk. Especially since there are really good other options that aren't vulnerable to that

They sure try, which is why it is such a difficult issue. If an instance were to hold onto it for too long, it would likely get caught in their cross hairs and taken down.

You are right that the metal backs are usually laser etched. The plastic ones on the other hand are usually injection molded then screen printed.

The injection molding is well outside what most would consider "hobby grade", however there are many guides on how to diy screen print (though running it on curved surfaces is an extra challenge). So your best bet would probably be to buy a clone back cover with little or no writing on the back, then screen print on your own custom stuff.

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I just recently moved my super old Mc server off reddit to a custom Discourse insane, and I've got to say it is lovely

Assuming the cable works correctly in something like your phone it is possible that some lint or something has built up in the usb c port. This can prevent the cable from being fully inserted and make it feel 'mushy'. You should be able to clean it out gently with a plastic dental pick.

According to the video the law would classify that as murder.

There were several revisions of it

Assuming you have it enabled and configured correctly, yes

Ah, noted.

I had this happen on my ender 3 v2 recently as well, a thin layer of washable purple gluestick has solved it for me (though parts are now sometimes a bit difficult to remove and sometimes require a moist rag to get the gluestick residue off)

In my experience this is just how 90° overhangs are. It can't be perfectly flat because if it was it would fuse to the temporary supports. You might be able to get better results with better fillament cooling (or lower fillament tempatures), but afaik some artifact will always be there. So unless I'm mistaken you can't really "fix" this issue and you are most likely better off designing around it and adding some extra tolerance when you have to use overhangs like this.