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20 isn’t cold at all, it’s perfectly warm.

10 is nippy, but you still warm up quick after a few minutes walking, and get sweaty if you’re working on something.

0 is cold enough for a couple layers. Jumper + jacket so you can take one off if you warm up too much.

-10 doesn’t feel that much different to 0.

-20 is time to put on a thicker coat over the jumper.

For those curious about the upcoming update

Up to 8 players in the 1.6 update

Thanks for the reply. Pretty surprised, with that surface quality paired with the detail, I’d have thought it to be resin. Imagine the larger dimensions help.

Been weighing between a P1P or a resin printer. Maybe fdm isn’t so bad as long as it’s not printing minis.

There’s quite a bit of detail on the folds, was this on the X1C? What material is it? Did you need to do much post processing to get it to look this clean? What are it’s dimensions?

Something new or unusual, with a hint of interesting. Say you came up with a way to use an established procedure to measure something in a way it hasn’t been before, and that data is genuinely interesting - that would be novel data.

It’s not the gender being referred to as toxic, rather the societal expectation for men to behave a certain way - tougher, harder, to not show weakness through expressing emotion. Toxic masculinity can come from people of any gender.

That may just be the reporter simplifying to match the newspaper’s target audience.

There are different types of stem cell, true. My guess is that they’re talking about hematopoietic stem cells (hence bone marrow), and those are also found in the blood stream and collectible through periphery donation. The first link actually talks about PBSC donation in terms of bone marrow transplants in the opening paragraph.

We’ll find out for sure when they publish the journal next week :)

It’s called periphery blood stem cell donation apparently. Was curious and went looking. Linked in case you’re curious too.

There is another method that that isn’t really applicable here, which comes from donated umbilical cords and placentas that would otherwise be thrown away.

Are you sure they weren’t automatoffs?