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Yes, ASA is a more stable plastic overall. They both have issues with requiring ventilated enclosures tho.

It depends heavily on your printing base. If you have a plate you can glue/put ABS slurry to, you'll have enough adhesion that peeling is very unlikely to happen without an enclosure. If you're trying to print directly onto a textured or PEI sheet without an enclosure, it's gonna probably mess up.

It has to go through you!!!

Y'all need more fiber in ya life

holy shit we're back? WE'RE BACK????

WEE'RE FUCKING BACK BABY WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH

You fucking lost, bud? Because you're somewhere you're not supposed to be.

Go spam your transphobic hate on exploding heads or something and GTFOH

My experience with my Ryzen 7900x has been no problems. The motherboard (ASRock PG Riptide B650E) had some issues on first boot that just required a BIOS update to fix. But I've had no problems dualbooting Windows and MX Linux on my system. With the caveat that you must use a cutting-edge distro with a 6.x kernel or better for proper hardware support on latest gen stuff.

CPU's are pretty agnostic this gen. Both Intel and AMD have comparable performance. AMD a little better in games, Intel a little better in productivity- but only by a few percent. AMD wins in power efficiency by quite a bit too, with the downside of requiring a DDR5 early-adopter tax for AM5 making the buy in a little more expensive. So it's really a wash no matter who you choose.

Correction. He doesn't have a problem providing the US with service because the government pays a SHITLOAD for guaranteed access to that. Ukraine cannot afford such expenditures.

Oh look, the old reddit experience begins to degrade despite them always saying "it's not going anywhere".... how absolutely unexpected.

I think I must have found it, I gave it a squeeze and it squirted into my eye.

It can survive fine when under no load. It probably fades color less than abs does actually. However When experiencing any kind of mechanical load - say, a tablet squeezing at the edges for a friction fit - it fails rapidly at elevated temperatures.

Yeah ABS is super finicky to print, a temp controlled enclosure is mandatory and you often need perfectly prepped full adhesive plates with large print brims. But it's definitely the only true weather-tolerant plastic if you can get it to behave.

Yes, PLA creeps ridiculously fast in hot conditions it is unsuitable for use in any environment over 35C tbh.

PETG is better but will still warp/fade over time if it's exposed to the sun, and likely need replacing.

You need to be printing in ABS or ideally ASA if you want all-weather resistant cases. Which means now your printer needs an enclosure and ventilation...

Translation: "fuck we got caught manipulating our site again. I'm going to tell them to be more careful"

I think I do have the subs tag in my default config, but almost none of their videos have any.

Me too. There's a couple channels I've downloaded in their entirety, but they're nothing like the size of this one.

Nah. IA doesn't need to deal with this volume of shit and they already have enough of a hard time dealing with copyright trolls.

If this channel is impacted in the future, I'll probably put out a few torrents with the videos and post them here.

Find what? The channel, or the tool?

Yep. Those two and --write-thumbnail

And mind you, they have a high number of videos but most are short clips and all of them are low res, 360p or 480p max. Any other channel uploading HD or 4k content will be orders of magnitudes larger for fewer videos.