Tom Stanton already did this!

https://youtu.be/P5uUyUWpP_I?si=Bn40TnmDH3UVR-yf

I run a pie hole, it has a lot of meta/facebook subdomains blocked. I would recommend that as a simpler potential solution than flashing custom firmware.

Hold on, gotta check with my pundits to see if I should be outraged about this or not…

“nobody drives in New York, there’s too much traffic”.

I’ve been told it’s going to trickle down any moment now… </s>

In prusa slicer after you click slice you will be presented with your sliced gcode. At this point you can use the vertical scroll bar on the right (to pick a layer), and the horizontal scroll bar on the bottom (to play through the tool path (moves) for that layer) to see every operation your printer is going to perform as it runs this gcode.

If this was somehow caused by bad slicing/g-code it could be used to help troubleshoot it. But it sounds like others here have probably provided more insightful troubleshooting suggestions and you may want to pursue their advice first. Hopefully your tightened z screw solves the problem!

If you look at the sliced tool paths, what is it doing when it puts those Xs into your test print?

“her dad is not her actual biological father”

Who cares. he is her dad.

But seriously, while pedantic I think differentiating between “dad” and “father” is part of the solution here. Your title leans into one of the most abrasive ways she could break the news (I know that wasn’t a proposed phrasing). “Your my dad, I love you, but turns out your not my bilogical father” is much more palatable way to break the news, and puts the focus on what’s actually important.

Either way, as you said, it’s her decision. Even if agreement from us commenters is unanimous she should chuck out all our opinions and do what she thinks is right.

This is the sarcasm we deserve.

I’ve known plenty of vegans and not once have I seen them “try to force it into others”… Outside of internet rage baiting crazies.

…Now the religious on the other hand, I have first hand experience with.