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I was wondering if it's at all possible to raise a part above the print bed so that it is entirely supported by support materials? I'm printing miniatures and some of them (or parts of in a split mini) have no flat surface. In other slicers, I orient the part to get a good print and then simply raise the part 1-2 mm above the bed and generate supports under the part. This gives me good results, but I'd much prefer using the PrusaSlicer software. It's just plain better IMO.

I just played around with it and I see you're right - the software snaps the part down to the print bed if you try to position it floating above. Then I rotated the part so that a small curved surface was down and only a tiny point on that surface was on the bed and I got supports everywhere else. Isn't that you want?

So all I get above the keyboard now is a 1password button, but no login suggestions. I have several sites I visit which have mutliple logins, so it was quite useful to be able to click the one I want with one click, rather than having to go into 1password first.

The fix steps above didn't work for me, but uninstalling & reinstalling the 1Password Android app did fix the issue for me. I had also not been getting OTP notifications, but reinstalling also fixed that for me.

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When the first Europeans settled in the area of St. Anthony Falls, they, too, were quick to recognize the benefits of the Mississippi River, albeit benefits of a different nature. They knew that the Falls could be used to power lumber mills and gristmills, and that the river could be used to transport raw materials to the mills. With the widespread adoption of steam power in the late-1800s, however, the lumber mills no longer relied on the Falls for power, and the area north of the Falls became the lumber-milling center of Minneapolis. The Plymouth Mill was located along the river at Plymouth Avenue North, and the Diamond Mill was located along the river at 18th Avenue North. Numerous lumberyards lined the river to the east of First Street North, and related industries located operations in proximity to the lumber mills, including the Bardwell, Robinson & Company sash, door, and blind factory at 24th Avenue North and First Street North, as well as the Minneapolis Cedar Post Company and the Carver, Young, & Clark sash, door, and blind factory, both just south of the Diamond Mill. The Anderson & Johnson planning mill and the Joannin, Hansen, & Company sash, door, and blind factory were located at the northwest corner of First Street North and 14th Avenue North. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the lumber mills above the Falls, along with the flour mills to the south, constituted the economic foundation of Minneapolis. From 1899 to 1905, the mills above the Falls made Minneapolis the top sawmilling center in the nation. The economic success of these mills continued until timber stands were depleted in the early twentieth century. By 1919, no lumber mills were left in the city.

Another advantage came to the river-based industries located above the Falls when the railroads made their way to the area. The St. Paul & Northern Pacific Railway Company constructed a line from Sauk Rapids to Minneapolis in 1884, a portion of which ran along the east side of First Street North from Plymouth Avenue North to 23rd Avenue North before veering east to and over the river. An associated roundhouse was constructed on the southwest corner of Plymouth Avenue North and First Street North. Within two decades, the First Street portion of the St. Paul & Northern Pacific Railway (sold to the Northern Pacific Railway Company in 1896) would be joined by the Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie line, and the tracks of both lines would consume nearly all of the land between First Street North and the Mississippi River from Plymouth to 20th avenues. Though the Northern Pacific roundhouse was demolished after WWII, a roundhouse was built at 24th Avenue North near the river for the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis, & Omaha Railway during that period. The early railroad lines of northern Minneapolis were part of a network that connected Minneapolis to the rest of the country and allowed it to become a national economic force.

Perhaps fittingly, after lumber supplies were depleted and the lumber mills departed, the area above the Falls became a sire of recycling and reuse. By the early 1920s, this area had been converted to storage and salvage yards, primarily for automobiles. These yards served and continue to serve the important function of collecting discarded automobiles and other large debris produced by a large urban population. Usable parts from some appliances and machinery are removed and sold for reuse, and scrap metal is sold to steel plants and recycled. Many steel plants benefited by locating near the salvage yards, thereby maintaining the industrial character of the area. Among the earlier steel mills in the area were the Scott-Atwater Foundry Company, west of First Street North between 22nd and 23rd avenues, and the Diamond Iron Works, still visible today at 1728 Second Street N.

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