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- Comment on Being 40 is fun 3 days ago:
Please just end my suffering
- Comment on Corn peoples, Onion peoples, I offer you... 1 week ago:
These are wayy better than Funyuns IMO
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Hello. Welcome to my mini rant aboot leeks, green onion, garlic chives and negi. These four common ingredients (common depending on where you are in the world) are so offen confused for one another in naming or looks.
In terms of taste, green onion and negi taste pretty much the same. The main difference is that negi is larger. Green onion, leek and garlic chives taste nothing alike so it would be pretty bad to confuse one for the other in cooking.
In terms of how they look, negi and leek can look similar. However the green part of leek is flat while they are cylindrical for negi. Negi also tends to have a longer white part.
Garlic chives, often mistakenly called leeks, look nothing like leek. They are pretty small, each is a bit smaller than a green onion and the leaf part are flat.
Garlic chives are sometimes called chinese leek or just leek for short. Meanwhile negi is sometimes depicted in japanese media and then mistakenly identified as leek by the west.
The general rule is that leeks are actually pretty uncommon in China and Japan, so if you see leek mentioned in chinese or japanese anything, triple check that they are actually referring to leek and not negi or garlic chives.
Also the popular leek spin gif depicts negi and not leek. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
- Comment on We used to drop a couple tabs to find ourselves 1 week ago:
It happened again?
- Comment on I cannot imagine what lawsuit led to this 2 weeks ago:
WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
- Comment on Corvid-19 4 weeks ago:
Raccoon! Raccoon! Raccoon! 🦝🦝🦝🦝
- Comment on Finding people who vibe with you is so hard 4 weeks ago:
Unfortunately I found that to meet new people you need to make an effort… Sometimes a lot of effort. But it is rewarding. I was in the same boat. Moved back to the city I grew up in, 3 years passed, no new friends. So I made an effort to go to different events and meet people in real life. It has helped a bunch. Sure I’m not going to get along with everyone but you only need to get along with at least one person and you’ll be good. If you get along with more then that’s just a bonus at that point.
- Comment on It would be so funny if China colonizes Mars, then the Martian Colonists declare independence, and Mars become a new bastion of Freedom and Prosperity. 4 weeks ago:
Or Gundam UC
- Comment on 🥵 🥵 🥵 4 weeks ago:
Patsy
- Comment on 每次拉屎都尿尿但不是每次尿尿都拉屎。 4 weeks ago:
Just invent a story that examplifies this and then create an idiom for the story and you can say it in 4 characters /s
- Comment on NEVER OBSOLETE 4 weeks ago:
I’ve always wanted to build a sleeper PC
- Comment on Assumptions 5 weeks ago:
#notallbrachiosaurus
- Comment on Cams, anyone? 1 month ago:
Holy sht. I know what im doing this weekend.
- Comment on ‘Clair Obscur’ Leads The Game Awards 2025 Nominees With 12 Nods; ‘Silent Hill f’ Has Four Nominations 1 month ago:
I olayed the crap out of blue prince and I actually hated the game. Might just be me though but IMO the game has some incredible big flaws.
- Comment on I am fucking tired of this shitty behavior. 1 month ago:
Thats actually what I guessed was happening. Sometimes I make accounts on services I don’t use just to “reserve” the username.
- Comment on One wish 1 month ago:
Like… Neutered or… /s
- Comment on How bad are my printer's VFAs? 1 month ago:
True. I’ll try to do all of the belt tension troubleshooting on their website first and if it doesnt work I’ll reach out.
- Comment on How bad are my printer's VFAs? 1 month ago:
So it is kind of bad I assume. Prusa recommends 96hz for the top belt and 92 hz for the bottom belt but i cant hit those numbers. For some reason my bottom belt is tighter than the top one. If I try to tighten the top belt more than the bottom one my gantry is no longer square. I think something is messed up so I’m going to just take the belt assembly apart and see if I can figure it out :/
- Comment on Assembled my first 3D printer 1 month ago:
Oof that sounds rough. I hope it’s all fine now.
- Submitted 1 month ago to 3dprinting@lemmy.world | 8 comments
- Comment on gabe³ half-life 3 confirmed 1 month ago:
It’s half the reason I got a steam deck. It can’t play everything but it can play a good portion of my games and I can plug it into a TV.
- Comment on Assembled my first 3D printer 1 month ago:
I’m not going to say it was smooth sailing but I think I’m through the rough waters. This past day I’ve been printing basically non-stop and every print has been pretty much flawless.
The days before this though I had:
- Diagnose z-axis movement issues.
- Accidentally printed PETG onto the smooth bed plate. (I knew this was bad but I just assumed it was bad adhesion, I didn’t realize the problem was the opposite LOL)
- Broke the belt tension adjustment piece and had to drill holes into it to remove it and replace it with a piece I printed with PETG.
- Diagnose a “ghost clog” where I took off the nozzle, found no clog, took apart the nextruder and found nothing and realized at the end it was bad filament.
- Comment on Crappy filament? 1 month ago:
I do not have a caliper unfortunately but I do have one arriving in the mail in a week or so. I realized I needed one once I started trying to design things with a tight fit.
- Comment on Crappy filament? 1 month ago:
Yeah. The good news is after cutting off the problematic part of the spool, the rest of it has been printing very nicely and I’m already halfway done the spool.
- Comment on Crappy filament? 1 month ago:
I was using Prusa’s default profile for PETG which heats the nozzle up to 250 C. If you are correct about it being PET, it should still have melted.
- Comment on Crappy filament? 1 month ago:
It was a brand new spool so the extruder idea is probably out. Also I tried cutting 10cm off of it which should be long enough that it would be too far away from the extruder anyways. I was also using Prusa’s default profile which heats the nozzle to 250 C! Anyways I’m glad I figured it out. Next time I suspect a nozzle clog though I’m going to try swapping the filament as well before I do something major like take apart the extruder.
- Comment on Want some advice on which filaments to use 1 month ago:
I think the consensus from my research is that PLA sucks for practical prints. If you are going to put a constant load on it or if the location can get a bit hot then the print can fail. PLA is also very rigid which can be good but can also be a negative if you want some give. I’m probably only going to use PLA for more “show pieces” that will only be used indoors and will not take a beating. For things like plastic cases, it’s probably fine.
- Comment on Steam 1 month ago:
Steam machine while it’s cooling
- Comment on Want some advice on which filaments to use 1 month ago:
I’ve read that while PLA is biodegradable it’s not compostable and require industrial composters to break down. So unless you are printing with chocolate or something weird, none of the materials are great for the environment.
- Comment on Crappy filament? 1 month ago:
Will try a different brand once I’m done this spool. The weird thing is the white filament was perfectly fine.
