Same but with dots instead of slashes. Otherwise I can’t be sure it’s the right one.

If you’re printing PLA there are plates that simply require no bed heating (at least with a normal room temp) without any glue.

If you do plan to replace it try the CHCB-OT hotend. Whichever one you end up getting remember to heat it up and screw the nozzle in while hot. I had them leak (between the nozzle and the rest of the hotend) if I didn’t do so.

Scranton doesn’t seem to be on the route. If they’d take a detour like in the original though…

Most of the bad stuff happened in Italy

That was the whole point, wasn’t it?

I think you all need whatever he describes as „communism”.

I hope Belgium teaches US a lesson ;)

*lose

Updating is not as much PITA as you think they are, and it’s worth doing it. Obviously nothing will protect you fully, but the more frequently you update l, the safer you are.

As long as he’s not using Gentoo with ebuilds (which I’m 99% positive he isn’t);)

It doesn’t require „newest technology” (or Intune;)), you could send sensible notifications with SCCM 2007. Not that people would read or act upon them. Some of them would obviously complain there were no notifications (because they simply ignored them and forgot about it) :D

You can postpone them but it’s a risk. Companies try to mitigate risks, because they don’t want to get hacked or fined because they don’t follow regulation. And to be honest it’s in your best interest to be up to date too. It’s not such a pain in the ass to reboot your computer every once in a while :)

No, because devices need to be compliant, there needs to be an unskipable deadline. Otherwise everyone would just defer.

And of course

„A secure Soviet border has Soviet soldiers on both sides.” Give me the joke about Nazis too ;)

They’re very similar in many aspects. BTW do you know what characterises a secure Soviet border?

Why is „psychopath” put in quotes?