Printing eSun ASA with Ender 3 V2 Experience

First of all I upgrade hotend with the o ne that can withstand 320 C temperature. configured then I fail to print ASA with my ender 3 V2 printer. 

Try troubleshoot my printer, tweak here and there. upgrade to Merlin firmware update high temperature for that firmware. succedd but at the end when to print, hang. Update again the firmware at creality website,  to ender 3 v3 4.2.2 with high temperature. succeed but minimal features wher compare to Merlin firmware. 

After make some research, configure stl to gcade with creality splicer. 

 Set to print PLA, But manual adjusting configuration as below.

    Hotend Temperature: 280 C 

    Bed Temperature : 102 C    

    Set to Dynamic quality with Quality -> Layer Height : 0.16

    Speed -> Print Speed - > 40mm/s

So that's all, will try again print other thing. Need fully enclose to the Printer to keep stable temperature while printing.

The successful of this printing is crucial because it open to many more thing to print, ASA is better tha ABS, it is hard to break, strong, not bend, and can withstand higher temp than ABS. Because of it ruggedness, it usually can be used outdoor int the heat of the sun. 

Karen Origin

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Origin of Karen Behavior

What is the origin of Karen behaviour?

The term "Karen" is a colloquialism that has gained popularity in recent years to describe a specific type of behavior exhibited by certain individuals, typically women. While the term itself has been used in various contexts, it has come to be associated with entitled, demanding, and sometimes confrontational behavior.

The origin of the term "Karen" as a pejorative for a particular behavior is difficult to pinpoint, as it emerged gradually in popular culture and online communities. However, it is believed to have originated from a variety of sources and influences.

One possible origin is the character Karen Smith, played by actress Amanda Seyfried, in the 2004 film "Mean Girls." In the movie, Karen is depicted as an airheaded, self-absorbed character, which may have contributed to the association of the name "Karen" with certain negative traits.

Another influence could be the "Confessions of a Shopaholic" book series by Sophie Kinsella, specifically the character Karen Krupp. Karen Krupp is portrayed as a demanding and materialistic woman who often exhibits entitled behavior.

In addition to these fictional influences, the term "Karen" gained popularity in online communities, particularly on social media platforms. Memes, videos, and stories depicting entitled and obnoxious behavior started to circulate, often using the name "Karen" to label such individuals.

It's important to note that while the term "Karen" has become a widely recognized label, it is essential to avoid generalizations or stereotypes based on a person's name or gender. The behavior associated with being a "Karen" can be exhibited by individuals of any gender or name, and it is not representative of an entire group of people.

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