It’s 3 letters and 4 numbers

Should lower US prices too I’d imagine. If the Chinese RAM is cheaper then demand drops for US RAM globally.

XDA is pretty much slop these days.

They were merrily bleeding me every month until they bumped the price to £22/mo for my kids to basically play Minecraft and Lego star wars. Byeeee.

I mean you can just build one. Presumably there’s bugger all they can do about Voron. Slicers are open source, firmware is open source, plans are open source and there are open source controllers.

They haven’t released this product, but as far as I’m aware they are shipping C64s.

I see the issue, it just isn’t with me.

This seems utterly detached from reality. From experience the theory behind times tables are taught at length then the tables are memorised for quick recall during utilisation.

Yeah but the GDP grows by 80Bn

Kind of an interesting aspect of the nexus, PS console exclusives on Xbox via the back door.

I kinda dig the double balcony tbh.

For me steam deck has killed any notion of getting a gaming laptop. Decent spec laptop (7yr old though) which I rarely need to take anywhere, gaming desktop 5700/3070 and steam deck if I want to game. Though I’m not much into multiplayer. Tbh even at home I find myself on the deck more than the desktop for gaming these days.

Mostly we just want to be sure it’s dead.

I know in the UK margins tend to be high on things like glasses and lenses but they lose money on even standard eye tests (it’s worse if they pick something wrong and need to do further investigation)

Seems like a lifetime since he died, I hope his books are still popular in a hundred years. Gnu pterry.

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This is a pet peeve of mine irl, people adding “ator” or “isation” or “ise” or similar to words to make new words we already have words for.

“We need to solutionise this problem”

No, fuck off, we already have the word “solve” we don’t need a new word, it doesn’t make you sound smarter, it makes you sound like a fucking moron who doesn’t know the word solve.

I’ve definitely had some work done in the abdominal region, it’s not common or painful and does get checked annually. Thank you.

Does anyone know the name for the sensation where you stretch and suddenly your innards feel all wrong, almost like being on the verge of a cramp but not and you suspect that if you don’t return relatively quickly but gently to an unstretched position that something may go badly wrong inside?

You can even plug em into your phone and transfer from there, super handy on the go.