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As a non-native speaker, wouldn’t falling in the hole be the act of crossing the opening, and falling down the hole be the rest of the way?
As a non-native speaker, wouldn’t falling in the hole be the act of crossing the opening, and falling down the hole be the rest of the way?
How are we doing on this? I’m missing this feature almost every day.
I don’t know anything about the XR movement, but most movements need different types of activism.
Protests/demonstrations are important, not the least for visibility and statement, but they rarely lead to change on their own. Most movements need outreach, community, organisation, communication and planned action as well, which can take many forms.
As each of these parts require their own skill and effort, it might be that any local chapter might have to specialise in one or a few, and you might be better off doing your thing beside theirs’. With some good will and communication, you could probably get support morally and possibly more, and you’ll boost each other in knowing that you’re all fighting for the same cause, although on different battlefields.
For recruitment, it’s fantastic. A passersby at a protest can much more easily be invited to a book club or bike repair day or vegetarian cooking class, or whatever form you feel might serve the cause. Those events can in turn both be educational in something useful, and further both the movement and individual action.
Other types of activism also have their places in a cause, find a way to contribute, and consider that you can do more with more people and allies. Getting people to lobby government is cool, putting people in government could also be useful, and the more pervasive collective action, the more change you can enact.
Um, what?
I’m just reminding you of basic defence against information warfare, something that’s much too easy to forget.
In case you’re unfamiliar with the framework, ASU has a convenient summary.
It’s a decent way to stay sane® on the internet, and a good way to not aid the enemy in their misinformation campaigns.
Then you should probably revise where you get your information from. Seems reality doesn’t conform to your beliefs.
If you read the article it says that the data is from FBI
Added information. This is for lemmynsfw.com on the beta, doesn’t show up on this account
Ooh, neat! Thank you.
Are these for all replies? I’m missing a few in that case, wonder when they get removed.
It got pushed through last night for me and everything works again. Thanks for the quick update!
Looks so cool!
Relogging into the account restores the subscriptions
I have no experience with your particular printer, but I’ve had an issue where the bed was very sensitive due to being the edge of the adjustment range.
The bed screws on the Ultimaker 2 are manual screws with springs, and you can level the bed throughout most of the screw length. Having it at one end means the spring is quite loose, and things like weight and nozzle pressure affected the flatness of the bed.
So if you have an elastic tensioner for your bed, maybe set it at higher tension for a more robust flatness?
If you’re always adjusting in the same direction though, it’s not that, and is probably a software error where something doesn’t count Z-position right. Unless of course your printer is somehow getting longer?
Such a classy kitty, bringing style to any encounter
Also get that error, it has always uploaded for me though.
I previously suspected it’s format specific, but I’ve recently gotten it for linked posts as well, so now I don’t know
Batches are approved about twice weekly last I heard, and when there isn’t a new botfarm applying 100s of accounts, you should be processed at the next batch.
Wheatgrass doesn’t seem to be a thing here yet, only powder form that I can find.
I did find a pet store that buys whole oat seed in bulk and sells by the kilo, next time I’m gonna bring a container to fill, but for now I have a bag with enough seed for another month or two ;)
I’ll have a go at that, thank you!
Edit with update: A fistful of outside grass seems to have been appreciated, but they are grazing less than usual, might be because it’s harder than the oats they usually get, or just because they haven’t gotten used to it yet. It seems to have done enough for them though, thanks for the tip!
Wow, mine will happily graze it down all the way.
Serious question: What do you do to keep a steady supply of cat grass?
I have two cats and they will destroy a full planter like in the picture in about 3 days. I really can’t go to the petstore to buy a new disposable package of grass twice a week, neither time, income or the environment will bear that.
I’ve tried planting oats, rye and barley myself, but a) don’t get it as dense, b) it’s surprisingly hard to get seeds in the 1 kg range, and c) my beasties will murder any fledgling grass even as the fresh, healthy, fully grown planters watch in horror.
What do you all do?
I would have guessed that into and in are interchangeable for this case, at least in US English. But in other contexts into is a direction, in is a position.
Falling into it includes the travel time (potentially from a great height), whereas in mostly pertains to the end state?
That would mean into and down refer to different parts of the falling timeline.