Pregnenolone @ Pregnenolone @lemmy.world

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I’ve had a 3D printer about a year now. I’d say I’ve gotten my money’s worth: I’ve printed generally useful things that aren’t just gimmicks.

But I also think I’ve been pretty lucky - there are some problems that I just don’t have the patience to deal with right now, for example some materials just don’t adhere to the bed. But I haven’t had anything fundamental that would make me really pissed off.

I could have totally seen myself in the same position as you if I ended up with a dud printer or something. It’s getting a lot better but it’s certainly not an instant plug-and-play device for most people.

How big would the “Victims of Capitalism” monument be?

They don’t care about “you”. They care about their “consumers” (as in, you in bulk), who don’t buy them.

It’s capitalism; simple as that.

How many times is this going to be regurgitated? The question has been well and truly answered.

We don’t buy them.

Why does this use the most stupid photo they could find?

We just accept gibberish as memes now

Someone also asked why you weren’t wearing a wedding dress too, right?

What does “no one” mean in this context OP? Explain it to me, why is it funny?

Mass Effect trilogy!

Pretty sure that device is just an auto flush sensor

Fin-ally

This is a classic Internet example of making up a hypothetical argument so you can make a point, despite the hypothetical argument being completely untrue and irrelevant.

Happens all the time these days.

Most sanitary electric dryer

Is it Apple that’s boring or the rampant desire for constant news about them that’s fuelling rumours for ad revenue?

Poo on wall

Who gets to decide what’s valuable?

I think if it’d stayed, we’d have been talking about applying it to cable, rather than just forgetting it existed in the first place.

There’s certainly no direct link, but I think it indirectly changed the conversation around what society deemed acceptable in news media.

No.

Back during early COVID there were a bunch of people caught out not having anywhere to work from in their home.

That to me suggested a lot about where phone and tablet usage have gone, and where desktop and laptop usage has now gone. It seems a lot people see laptops and computers as specialist devices.

There are at least four computers and three laptops in my house, but not chance my friends have that.

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