If it helps, it looks like they probably printed the core section at a higher infill to handle the pressure and the left and right sides at a lower infill. You can see seams.
If it helps, it looks like they probably printed the core section at a higher infill to handle the pressure and the left and right sides at a lower infill. You can see seams.


Does that still work? Last I tried it, YT broke it.
For me it was a random fruit stand in Rome.
Funny that you never hear anything from the quiet vegans.


Flir makes one that connects to your phone to use as a screen. Worked well for me to look for leaks in my insulation.
GO HANG A SALAMI IM A LASAGNA HOG spelled backwards is GO HANG A SALAMI IM A LASAGNA HOG


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rl4IBsqS2gY
(Not a real gun, but thought you’d appreciate)


My eyes are up here.


None of the hyperscalers have produced enough revenue to even cover operating costs. Many have reported deceptive “annualized” figures or just stopped reporting at all.
Couple that with the hardware having a limited lifespan of around 5 years, and you’ve got an entire industry being subsidized by hype.


Check out wheresyoured.at for some “haters guides.”
My general take is that virtually none of the common “useful” forms of AI are even remotely sustainable strictly from a financial standpoint, so there’s not use getting too excited about them.


The Boston Massacre.
9 officers were surrounded by like 300 angry Bostonians who were wielding clubs and other weapons and goading them to fire their weapons while throwing shit at them. The fact that the only punishment for the officers who killed five people following their trial (in colonial court defended by John Adams) was that two had their thumbs branded indicated how two-sided the situation was.
Paul Revere’s famous engraving depicting the incident was intentional anti-British propaganda used to advance the cause of the revolution.
This guy made some out of drill bits if you want to DIY.


Yeah, that’s why I brought it up. I always assumed they were high in the 60s too.


Was going to bring up interest rates, but apparently a 30 year mortgage in 1960 was something like 7%. Which…isn’t that bad.
I’m curious on data regarding hammer related deaths. It’s really hard to kill yourself with a hammer.
strange then that the seams only run one way. Most printers have fairly cubic build volumes.
Though they could have done it to just reduce the amount of overhang and supports that would be needed. The inner surfaces could have been against the hot plate.