would love to know. because they really don't tend to do that, unless they are in the process of crashing into the thicker athmosphere. And that was not the case, as it's sharing a close enough orbit to the iss
Satellites don't just spontanously burst into 100 pieces.
Russia could really just please stop being a dick
how can I delete someone else's comment?
The last uh has been oh'd
Note: this time it's a proper recall with a visit to a repair shop, not a virtual recall where they patch a software problem via an OTA update
That's why I always recommended a Prusa Mk3 to beginners, if their budget allowed it.
Stuff like auto bedleveling is just too good to not have.
I set up and calibrated my Mk3 in beginning of 2020, and I never had to fiddle with anything on that machine again. It just prints.
or the guy who put it in an airbrush to cover a part and smooth it
just reverse entropy
As someone with a weird root-phobia, this creeps me out
half-arsing a product, people are hesitant to try it, due to other killed off products, google kills product. repeat
Somewhat related: https://xkcd.com/883/
For a brief moment, I actually thought about doing that during a hospital visit. But luckily decided against it