sychthys

Well, with my lease coming up soon I was looking for another EV since Nissan stopped making the Ariya. Looks like VW is off the list.

The ultimate DLC: Didn't Land Correctly

Valid. Carry on.

While that's horrible and should not be happening at all...

...w...why's...why's the Reddit Alien is so caked up?

Yeah. Parting Glass will ruin me for quite a while.

"Hey, participate in your own judgment by some person on the internet who wants to somehow gatekeep a friggin drivetrain."

Nah, I'm good. I've lived here for decades and can drive in whiteout and icy conditions without AWD, but choose the added benefits and control of having it these days. And the hell with dealing with those conditions with RWD ever again.

Fig. 12: Proposed design for Salmon Gambling. Six labeled fish enter, one makes it out. The remaining five become sushi available for the viewers.

Not having an AWD version is a non-starter for me up here in the frozen North.

Uncle Deadly

I've been fairly happy with my Anycuboic Kobra S1. Decent price for performance and fairly easy to use. Fully enclosed, has the capability of multicolor without requiring it, and handles everything we've thrown at it with ease.

I'll never recommend or buy Elegoo again after they provided the single worst customer service experience in my life. A total of three bad mainboards, six months of stalling, lies, and no resolution. If you care about after sale support, avoid them.

What a boneheaded reply. Don't be a fuckwit. Cut the ableism, lack of awareness, personal privilege, and national differences. What are people with disabilities supposed to do? People who don't or can't drive? People talking care of their infirmed family? People without the thousands of dollars needed to enter a country and live there without a job until they find one that will sponsor them?

According to you, they should take the risk on being sent back to the US poorer than when they started, end up homeless in a strange place, and/or let their family members die alone without support.

I say this as a US citizen trying to get out and having done a TON of digging into what it takes to leave here specifically and go to a European country. There's more involved than you seem to know. And a boatload of risks.

Not everyone lives where and how you do.

It's not easy. The oversimplification here is absolutely off the wall. You don't know their situation, so saying "just leave" in the most blasé way possible because you were lucky enough for it to be easy for you is borderline insulting. Family, pets, financial situation, medical situation, and so many other factors play a role in why someone can't up and leave. It costs a lot to immigrate and move thousands of miles away. Not to mention language barriers.