Right, for the Americans here that hate metric.

About 15 years ago I looked at 3d printers for an engineering team. Between $20,000 and $50,000 range. The best option was a powder based system. Parts were fragile, print time was slow, clean up was a pain.

One of our customers was using an SLA system…parts were fragile, print time was slow…clean up was a pain.

Now I have a 3d filament printer in my shop that cost me less than $1,000, and doesn’t have any of those issues. Of course it’s not mounted on a robotic arm.

If you throw billions of dollars at a problem, you will always get the most expensive solution.

I have municipal fiber, it’s great. Cheaper than Charter and 5x the speed.

All of these pictures show clothing on the Tiny Anime Girl, and that doesn’t seem like accurate journalism to me.

“Only limited by the speed of light…”

Where there any teens on Twitter? Last I was there it was full of angry middle-age men.

Does he have a Patreon?

Is immolation illegal?

I enabled deArrow in my Smarttube installation, and it gave me the title as something like “Dry your dessicant before you use it.”

Keep in mind this is “X, the everything app”. Musk expects it to be your one stop on the internet for everything, including online banking.

“Private Equity” says it all.

But…mud bricks? Did they make any mud bricks?

It’s really too bad I’m unable to update my firmware until I agree to let ASUS sell my data.

Right click on the auto- arrange icon. I think the checkbox is in there.

Yeah, it’s still not great.

Did you turn on Automatic Rotations in Prusaslicer? By default it’s left off and just tiles your part when you duplicate it.

Do they accept NFTs?

“Bad” memory that lasts 45 years in interplanetary space.

#BringVoyagerHome

Printable records exist for this one

The original story was similar: PLA is made from corn, and is completely biodegradable.

Interested people took various parts made from PLA and put them outside for a while. Some people buried them. Some people put them in their compost pile or canisters. I think the only result was some discoloration and possibly some reduced strength.

So now it seems PLA only biodegrades under industrial conditions, requiring elevated temperatures.