So in the event of a failed update, what would be the preferable way to handle it then? I think automatically rolling back to a functional state before the update is pretty optimal.

…ok…

Yeah no you’re just using the wrong words to describe your issue.

I mean, that’s the preferable way should OS should handle a borked update, it sure beats just bricking the computer.

Yes it is, because the HW is completely unnecessary, you can emulate it perfectly on a potato. It only serves a nostalgic purpose, which is also fine, but in all other aspects it is completely obsolete.

Except for a fairly tiny niche community of users still using them for nostalgia reasons, the NES is absolutely also ancient and obsolete in every way and has been for several decades.

That’s not them bricking it though. Yes it’s shitty build quality, but that is an entirely different issue than them bricking equipment that still is very much functional from a HW perspective.

According to your link, toxic dose is >10g/day and not 1g

Toxic doses, over 10 grams per day for an adult, greatly exceed the typical dose of under 500 milligrams per day.

Also, >500mg/day will not send you to the hospital…sincerely me, drinking 3-4 double espresso (that’s ~150mg/cup) before lunch at work. Healthy? No doubt it isn’t…but also very far from lethal.

There are plenty of artisinal coffee roasters that source beans ethically.

On the sideline…recording

In sonarr/radarr you just select hardlinking instead of copy in the appropriate dropdown menu in settings and that’s it. Nothing else needs to be done if they share the same storage.

When fixing a 3D printer always go for the proper solution right away, because you will eventually get tired of the wonky half-assed solution you’ve spent hours or days getting to perform properly and just go for the proper solution anyway. Save yourself the frustration, time, and wasted filament in failed prints and do it right the first time.

OP is just a troll

Guess who forgot to duck on the way back. Take a wild guess.

Was it Greg? I bet it was Greg…

This cannot work in the real world unfortunately. there will always exist greedy self-centered people (coincidentally also the type striving most successfully towards position of power), they will not abide by rules of courtesy that this requires.

I’ve had decent results using the printer and filament-manufacturer specific settings from orca slicer OOTB with no tuning on my anycubic kobra 2

Fair phone maybe?

Outdated HW and doesn’t have graphene support.

It’s at least beginning to be mentioned in the national media where I live, and people are generally opposed. Unfortunately the current government seems to completely ignore the voice of the people.

It definitely sounds like a fan scraping on something. it also seems to be triggered by the print head changing direction, but only briefly as it jerks. Have you checked fan bearings in the hotend and part cooling? Or just something as simple as parts being tightened properly?

I have no trust that lifetime is in fact lifetime, and the price is also too high compared to the product value IMO.