“Can” is less likely to trigger a Reactive response IMO.

Also appeals to conscience and duty rather than authority, which is more intrinsically motivating.

pls

Just wave the paper towel in the direction of the greens, and they are protected, my child

Does Vanguard invest in AI?

That’s not accurate either. About 3% of vanguard’s holdings are controlled by vanguard advisory services

The rest is allocated by the investors themselves, or other non-vanguard advisors buying vanguard funds for their clients.

And they aren’t buying “vanguard holdings” in any sense that means that vanguard is allocating on their behalf. They are buying specific funds of their own choice. At the fund level, maybe your explanation makes sense in a way. At the company level, it doesnt.

All fluids have a viscosity ergo liquid nitrogen (and gaseous nitrogen for that matter) is a sauce. Mmmm

Seems a little silly to call this “vanguard’s” when they really belong to vanguard customers. And many/most of those customers are using market-cap-weighted index funds, so of course the companies with high market cap will be a large part of the holdings.

Found my short list, thanks!

That is how my gruyere has been in Midwest US

Even more creepier that way

In that one Pink Floyd song when the teacher is yelling “go on, get the kids!” They are talking to a goatherd, and later on they implore the young goats to eat their meat so they can have their pudding.

Much clearer now thank you

Every filament - literally 100% of them - will print better when dry. Brand new filament can be wet. PLA, sitting in my printer for a couple weeks, can get brittle enough from absorbed moisture to crack in a dozen places in the ptfe feed tube. So yeah I guess petg is moisture sensitive, but my take is that everything is. So I would recommend a filament dryer, and using it on new spools and spools that haven’t been used in a while.

Vacuum sealing will help, but I still dry filament after storing in vacuum sealed containers.

That said, you could also just wait until you see signs of wet filament before drying (stringing, bad surface finish, etc).

Petg is the best all-around choice for structural applications that is easy out of the box.

I wouldn’t worry about chemical compatibility with laundry detergent, but if you can find the relevant ingredients there are many compatibility charts you can look for. It’s not straightforward for most common filaments though.

For the first case, if you want to push a little deeper I’d suggest carbon-filled petg. You would need to buy a hardened nozzle for it.

For outdoor applications, you could look into Asa.

Kid just needs to go to zombo com

This guy is a POS.

But this story is “opposing party calls politician the worst ever.”

Dumb gossipy bs

No because I only slurped once

It’s 100% real, I visited this house with my kids and we each got a slurp. One kid from the next group tried to take two slurps and he died.

The end result is very different, it gets a very thin and crispy crust and nice crispy edges. The patties are also usually about half the weight (and therefore half the thickness) so the ratio of crust to interior is higher. If you just gently place a pre-formed patty on the pan you get something with a lot less browning and none of the crispy crust

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