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Still quite a big engine.

Cool, Thanks for the comprehensive reply!

I have a domain I want to set up email and cloud storage for me and my family in so that we can migrate away from google and hotmail etc. I have just not had the time to research which provider to go for yet.

How big was the transition itself? Can you set up cloud backup of photos from your phone, etc?

Many politicians take jobs in pr firms when they leave. They retain their access badges to Stortinget for life for some unfathomable reason. So the lobbyists trained by being career politicians have unmitigated access to our current ones.

There have also been articles lately about how the right side parties have received orders of magnitude more money in donations than the left.

Both of those things reeks of corruption if you ask me.

I got my friends old box the same way. I'm into games that don't require all that much. And will also use it to play minecraft with my kids.

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What is that notation with 4 over 160 under the divisor in the first division?

Characters in the show Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Norwegian here. I don't recognize this. Where in europe do they say it like that? We mostly use the 12 hour system to talk about time of day, but write in 24 hours. We don't say am or pm though.

Thanks! I guess I have to look into other alternatives then. I liked the ams from bambu because it acts as a dryer and kan keep a low atmospheric moisture. I will propably not be printing 24/7 but more in bursts. Would you just take the filament out of the printer between prints in such a case?

I am planning on buying my first 3d printer this summer. My research so far has pointed me towards bambu labs p2s. I have seen nothing like this comment before.

What about Bambu Labs makes it bad for consumers? And what would you recommend as an alternative? I like that it is very beginner friendly and in an enclosed system so that my kids cannot mess with it as easily. Also the ams pro 2 seems like it is quite far ahead of its competition?

Wasn't this what Oracle was literally made for?