A good list I'll add immediately!

I find it disturbing that I have *opinions* on EGR valves.

I know surgeons insure their hands any my lawyer insured her brain because of these kinds of risks. I'm "lucky" to be significantly broken, but there are a lot of people with no safety net.

I mean, it's not really the time regardless of any other factor. "Yes, thank you for your input, can we get to the ER please? I only have so much blood."

Eh, if I don't max out my credit, is it even Christmas? Hopefully it gets you either some breathing room on your debts or enough fuel to get to the doctor.

I used to describe it as having a flat tire and having people drive by shouting "my sister had a broken carburetor, maybe you should change your transmission!" and feeling good about themselves.

I wish I had answers or help.

If anyone can help this is my last hope
gofund.me/d900e9fcd

I gotta tell you, the raw amount of detail required to get that first layer down is extensive. I just had to rebuild my hot end because of a jam and grinding, and even my well-dialed-in printer needed a whole slew of leveling actions.

Glad to see you getting it down!

Came here to basically say this. That's my Francisco, rotoscoping butts. (although, I would, given the chance, no judgment.)

I've also had jackets that multiplied things I put in there. Just never money, sadly.

Back when I was traveling for [color coded big box store] when I quit I unloaded my bag, as I owned the bag, not the parts I needed to do my job, and my boss was surprised how much I fit in there. I told him "If I don't bring it, I don't have it." That surprised him, too, which should say enough.

I love clever ideas like this. From diffraction gratings and synthetic aperture RADAR or just the PAPI landing lights, making a static system that relies on physics or the viewer to change the information in or out based on the requirements.

And your idea is really, really cool.

I was just about to say this is basically the opposite expression of the same concept. Thanks for bringing it up! (plus it's a good way to experiment with the persistence of vision without an expensive vector CRT.)

As someone who received a safety handbook as a very well-received gift, my feelings for you are complicated in this moment, and at the very least I am stealing this line.

Zero reportables.