Poor kitty. Those guys should get a hefty fine for having a container where an animal can fall into

Behind the laughter. In the scene they're having Thanksgiving dinner with their attorneys present

Gross

Cool story man. Let's all do the same thing. Let's hope we never need a doctor or a civil engineer

I remember I thought "man, this is going to scratch the sci-fi horror itch I have had for years". Little did I know I was going to watch 2 hours of plot-driving goo and the stupidest group of scientists in history

Congrats!

Well, that really sucks. That's why I distrust any product that requires of a remote server to work. What you want to search is something like "backup Android APK". Sorry I'm not giving a specific name, but the app I used to use for application backups doesn't seem to have that functionality anymore

If you're using cheap filament, also consider cranking up the infill percentage. I recently printed something for a friend that is almost a 15cm diameter sphere at something like 85% infill. Every time I hold it I'm surprised by how heavy it is. I haven't tried it, but I think many slicers will let you change the infill percentage after reaching a particular layer, so you can make something bottom-heavy to prevent it from tipping over.

I think this could help

Coffee Maker

He's alive? Noooooooooooooooooo!

You mean Legends? I honestly wasn't a big fan, and neither was my brother. My main problem wasn't even Raistlin but Caramon and all the bad decisions he makes. That said, there's already someone in the comments that did like the trilogy, so you could give the first book a try and form your own opinion. It's not a very long book after all

That's really cool. Love it

Anyone following Dawkins on Twitter knows we also lost him a long time ago

The title was so pathetic that I actually clicked on it so no one else had to: it's the iPhone 16. It's supposed to be surprising because usually it's one of its variants that sells the most.

The instructions in the link say that you need to configure your slicer to execute one of the two options of scripts described, before layer change