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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 120. (Read 26461647 times)
August 09, 2024, 11:01:15 PM
August 09, 2024, 10:09:17 PM
found an interesting story on reddit:
https://mustsharenews.com/early-retirement-simple-meals/
TL:DR The moral of the story is at the very end of the article...
"if the yen continued to weaken, achieving financial freedom might remain out of reach, rendering his 21 years of hard work seemingly pointless and tragic."
https://mustsharenews.com/early-retirement-simple-meals/
TL:DR The moral of the story is at the very end of the article...
"if the yen continued to weaken, achieving financial freedom might remain out of reach, rendering his 21 years of hard work seemingly pointless and tragic."
August 09, 2024, 10:01:13 PM
August 09, 2024, 09:51:26 PM
Does anyone here also like 3D printers?
Yep, i do have a filament printer (Bowden, so no TPU for me, yet), and i mostly do functional parts of any kind.
This thing has saved me a ton of money already and made me even learn 3D modeling using 3D Builder (the easy route) and FreeCAD (mainly for threaded stuff and parts based on advanced geometry). Some of you might know FreeCAD, it's a bit of a pain in the ass to use, but delivers perfect results if you do it the "FreeCAD way" from start to finish.
I haven't got into 3D printing, but I've been using CAD since the mid 90s. I love FreeCAD, it's an amazingly powerful tool, and you can't beat the price. I've been using to build all the parts for the M14 rifle, just toying with it for fun when I have time. I have almost all the receiver parts ready but just need to get back into it and build barrel and gas system assembly and the stock assembly.
Here's the bolt assembly in FreeCAD, all parts drawn from blank sketches:
One advice I always give to those with 3D printers: don't just print ready-made parts you download from the net. Instead, try to make your own 3D models in tools such as Autodesk Inventor, or even Tinkercad. Unleash your creativity and make your own unique parts. The possibilities are almost endless, limited only my the material used and the capabilities of the printer, which nowadays are pretty impressive for the price.
3D Builder is a good starting point for beginning modeling. It's basically combining/substracting simple parts to/from each other, and also included from Windows 10 and higher.
I've seen TinkerCAD and meant to play around with it. Many of those on-line free packages are so limited, though I always thought it would be a waste of time.
I've used so many CAD packages over years, Inventor, Unigraphics, and many that I don't even remember anymore. Lately Solidworks seems to be the most common in the industry just because of it's price point. That's what I've been using at work for the last decade.
August 09, 2024, 09:01:13 PM
August 09, 2024, 08:01:16 PM
August 09, 2024, 07:01:13 PM
August 09, 2024, 06:06:42 PM
I can see it.. i can taste the -48K to 7K Bljatcoin drop.. one of the last prophetic signs of things to come.. if that does not happen something much more catastrophic will happen
I think it's spelt Bitcoin and besides you can't say -48K to 7K in respect to a drop It's 7K to 48K
Except well you meant 4800 to 7K ( likely plausible you meant this , cause falling by $48K? that's literally it falling to zero)
Even if it does or doesn't
We sure know Bitcoin is crossing the 6 digit mark.
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Wasn’t anything to special
Just was reading the page drinking a coffee realizing they were serving lavazza …
El duderino_ pics are always special.
There was once a Hilton hotel in my neck of the woods that my wife and I would take a couple of nights vacation at during non-peak times. We had a luxury stay on a pauper's wages and we basically had an indoor pool, hot tub and sauna all to ourselves. I fondly remember the LAVAZZA coffee (i see the logo hasn't changed) and the plush cotton bathrobes. They knew how to treat their guests.
August 09, 2024, 06:01:15 PM
August 09, 2024, 05:01:15 PM
August 09, 2024, 04:01:13 PM
August 09, 2024, 03:20:01 PM
Wife just filtered water for fresh coffee as I am sipping my iced green tea.
Good!Seems you love that so much. Any picture to see exact brand maybe I could start joining you hehe..
My weather hear is actually hot so we do less of coffee except for serious heavy down fall and currently on the wet season even as that weather over here still affects our skin except with the use of air-conditioning.
August 09, 2024, 03:01:13 PM
August 09, 2024, 02:01:16 PM
August 09, 2024, 01:33:11 PM
Does anyone here also like 3D printers?
Yep, i do have a filament printer (Bowden, so no TPU for me, yet), and i mostly do functional parts of any kind.
This thing has saved me a ton of money already and made me even learn 3D modeling using 3D Builder (the easy route) and FreeCAD (mainly for threaded stuff and parts based on advanced geometry). Some of you might know FreeCAD, it's a bit of a pain in the ass to use, but delivers perfect results if you do it the "FreeCAD way" from start to finish.
One advice I always give to those with 3D printers: don't just print ready-made parts you download from the net. Instead, try to make your own 3D models in tools such as Autodesk Inventor, or even Tinkercad. Unleash your creativity and make your own unique parts. The possibilities are almost endless, limited only my the material used and the capabilities of the printer, which nowadays are pretty impressive for the price.
3D Builder is a good starting point for beginning modeling. It's basically combining/substracting simple parts to/from each other, and also included from Windows 10 and higher.
EDIT: Slicing is a different story, though.
Though at first I thought I had gotten a defective machine, because I didn't know that you are supposed to toss the first 3-4 cups it makes while it initializes and calibrates (I thought, wow, this coffee is so weak and diluted, is something wrong here? Lol). But after that it got really great. Also I agree with you about the cleaning regimen, I do a complete machine cleaning every 3-4 months. But so worth it.
Fortunately, I had read about that in my research so knew to expect and just blasted a whole bunch of cups through. It still wasn't perfect but it didn't take long to get to where it's good. I usually go for Lavazza Espresso beans. It's that good that my wife is now a coffee drinker where she wasn't before.
Yes, those Lavazza beans are really good.
I prefer Lavazza over any other brand since years now. Strength 8/10 minimum.
August 09, 2024, 01:01:14 PM
August 09, 2024, 12:01:14 PM
August 09, 2024, 11:30:49 AM
Does anyone here also like 3D printers?
I made a Zangief (Street Fighter 6 version) , scale 1:10 on the resin printer. I still need to adjust the fit of the pieces and paint....
And also a Tyrannosaurus rex skull, this was made on the FDM printer... I made this one for my daughter:
Really cool detail: it glows in the dark
I made a Zangief (Street Fighter 6 version) , scale 1:10 on the resin printer. I still need to adjust the fit of the pieces and paint....
And also a Tyrannosaurus rex skull, this was made on the FDM printer... I made this one for my daughter:
Really cool detail: it glows in the dark
Nice prints, criptoevangelista.
As part of my work, I use 3D printers (very expensive, professional-grade machines) to replace obsolete parts, and also for my own designs. I can't reveal more, for OPSEC reasons.
3D printers have completely changed my work life (and creativity), giving me the ability to make components that exactly fit my designs. Before that, I would either have a company make the parts the way I want (expensive, time-consuming, difficult to make changes), or I would be forced to adjust my designs to fit existing components (much less freedom).
One advice I always give to those with 3D printers: don't just print ready-made parts you download from the net. Instead, try to make your own 3D models in tools such as Autodesk Inventor, or even Tinkercad. Unleash your creativity and make your own unique parts. The possibilities are almost endless, limited only my the material used and the capabilities of the printer, which nowadays are pretty impressive for the price.
Edit: Typo.
August 09, 2024, 11:01:16 AM
August 09, 2024, 10:49:44 AM
I can see it.. i can taste the -48K to 7K Bljatcoin drop.. one of the last prophetic signs of things to come.. if that does not happen something much more catastrophic will happen
I think it's spelt Bitcoin and besides you can't say -48K to 7K in respect to a drop It's 7K to 48K
Except well you meant 4800 to 7K ( likely plausible you meant this , cause falling by $48K? that's literally it falling to zero)
Even if it does or doesn't
We sure know Bitcoin is crossing the 6 digit mark.
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Wasn’t anything to special
Just was reading the page drinking a coffee realizing they were serving lavazza …
IS Lavazzana good? Not a big coffee drinker here.
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