There’s just so few things that people actually watch multiple times. The things that people actually watch multiple times tend to be the same handful of movies and shows that rotates over the years. To do that you only need a very small library. Having a large media library is mostly just waste of space, even if it’s digital is wasted because you’re unlikely to watch 90% of it after the first time.

But, for me at least, not only having media when I’m at home is the real benefit. Not everyone wants to manage their own media server with remote access and the eventual debugging that follows with it.

Yes you have to initiate the installation manually, and if it doesn’t have wifi access (not cellular) it doesn’t download the updates either.

The point of being executive is that you take responsibility for the company.

Well yes, that’s what they’re supposed to be doing…but how many CEOs are actually held properly accountable for the shit their companies do?

Damn, that is seriously impressive

If they’re asked to do so during regular work time, they’re probably still expected to do their normal tasks too (as unpaid overtime)

Hou dont need a physical copy, and in the event of systems being down you’ll just wait until they’re back up again, because in that case everyone is hit anyway.

Edit: and there’s always locally stored digital copies if you’re a belt and suspenders kind of person.

Aren’t those digitally handled in developed countries these days?

So? If you ever need it contact the parish of your birth place (or whatever institution manages it where you live) and get a copy.

It’s OK, you will eventually get wiser and see the light.

That’s just a rookie mistake when cleaning…if you discover a forgotten box of unknown contents that haven’t been touched for years, just throw it out without opening because you obviously didn’t need it.

I microwave mine in a ceramic bowl on 30-40% power (in an 800w unit) for 20-30min, stir and give it another 20-30min. That usually restores them to a dry state and doesn’t cause issues with overheating them.

It is no longer maintained

You can’t break what is already broken

It’s a US based company, and judging by your use of Euro I’m guessing you’re in Europe…it’s expensive to import stuff from the US, that shipping cost probably also covers VAT. Check out servershop24.de if you’re in Europe

I have switched out the fan duct and heat block (to use normal volcano) on mine as the only HW changes, and then I’ve flashed the main board with klipper. Using klipper has been a crazy step up in printing quality over the stock firmware because it gave me the control needed to do a proper tuning of my printer.

I mean, they’re definitely good enough for me but resin does give much better fine details. But I also mainly use my printer for functional prints, this is just a nice addition to its uses.

I’m pretty happy with the goblin and skeleton, the orc’s bow is a little wonky at the top because my layer time was too short for my printers cooling. None of these has had any post processing done yet, printed without any supports also 0.2mm nozzle and 0.08mm layer height.

I think I’ll try printing a sort of “buffer tower” next time to increase layer time on prints with pointy tips and see if it helps.

Yeah i probably could, there’s definitely some supports that were not needed that I could have avoided…but for fully auto-generated supports I think it did a pretty good job.

Jesus fucking Christ buddy, calm down you crazy bastard…

You state theres a 30% increase in travel speed…but there isn’t, it’s literally the exact same speed as the normal sv08.

Are you comparing to some random other printer from another manufacturer?