They stopped being good cars in 2004. Twenty years they've been shit, and people are still swallowing the gravy.

I used picknbuy24 to get a Nissan Tiida for $1200 USD with like 25k miles. Parts are normally the same as they are on already imported models.

Armachillo from Duluth Trading Co. A bit too tight around the waist after I gained about 10lbs for a medium, but best I've owned so far. They stay up, elastic doesn't wear out, the colors don't fade, and they don't trap a ton of heat.

Can you dig it out of the trash? If it's wall-side it can normally be repaired.

I think it's just a joke.

I believe they were asking for the Obama-Biden bromance memes.

Is it just the frayed wires that's causing the issue? Did they short together to destroy the charger?

It really is. Guy had the opportunity to be great, but got sick. Like losing an aging parent to Fox.

That's true, but they use nonstandard voltages on their chargers, and it can be tough to find an aftermarket that matches both the voltage and current of stock. Then you run into the "Dell has detected a non-Dell charger" scenario.

Check out thingiverse or printables for free stuff to print. There's so much to make!!!

Also, I've messed with Wanhao printers, and the slicer profiles were not great and did require a lot of fine-tuning. New printers either come with their own slicers or a Cura profile.

Are ya winning, son?

How long ago did you have a printer? I ask because the newer ones don't require much dialing-in outside of setting initial Z-offset.

If you're building a Voron, then yeah it's going to need some tinkering. If you're getting something like a QIDI X-Smart 3, you just unpack it, auto calibrate, and start printing.