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I love dairy produces so much. If I become lactose intolerant for some reason, I will commit sudoku.

Yes, that’s sad, but at least you can listen to Keygen by LukHash while you do some sah configs and setups

I was honestly surprised when I visited Egypt for the first time and discovered they have different symbols for numbers in Arabic. Also, they look kind of the same as the one used with Latin alphabet, but there are some tricks like ٥ is 5 and ٦ is 6, so yeah … you have to learned them, you can’t just guess.

Mostly targeting advertising. The original source is the GamerNexus video. They show in great details the kind of information they capture and give potential usage for it. For instance they can detect thermostats, air conditioning units and air purifier that may be on the network, products that LG also sells. They give another example: if they see you have an iPhone 13, they may send you ads for the new iPhone 17.

Wow, today I learned 🐟

My LG TV is not getting network privileges, ever. I wonder if there is a way to turn off the WiFi radio altogether.

Well the fake dean was the imposter of course.

🎼Gay dean, gay dean, gay dean gaaay dEEEEaaan !🎶

I rewatch this season just last weekend!

Got my printer back in 2018, at the time the Prusa i3 MK3 was amongst the best printer you could get for the money, best in class performance and reliability, while having totally Open-source mechanical, electronics and firmware. I also got the material changer MMU2.

People keep buying Prusa because they are committed to keep Open-source and community contributions alive. Very model gets upgrades down the line, coming in parts from community feedback and contributions.

When the MK3S upgrade came out, they shipped it to me at a minimal cost. When the MMU2S upgrade came, they did too. Just this month, I have upgraded to MK3S+ and MMU3, printing the parts and sourcing the Hardware by myself. Prusa maintains very good documentation and assembly guides, to make the process as easy as possible.

8 years ago I paid for a good printer. Today it’s still relevant and has been super reliable the whole time (MMU2, not so much, I am still testing the MMU3).