Fosscad.org has a good zip archive, I still see some from time to time on printables aswell.

Since the best available firmware is open source I don’t see any way of imposing limits on it.

The printer itself doesn’t even know what it’s making since it’s reading directions one by one, so any limits would need to be implemented at a slicer level, which are also basically all open source (at least any worth using).

The only way I could see it working would be mandating that all printers sold in the US come with software checks against it and be non reflashable, but considering a new driver board that would be able to drive 95% of printers is about $25 it is nothing more than screaming into the void.

No infinite money sink. Started by printed some upgrades for my printer, now i suddenly have 3 that can waste plastic at significantly higher speeds.

Modchip giving acces to pirated games and the ability to bypass the annoying account checks.

A picofly is like $15, and sounds like you dont have to worry about getting banned anyways.

No not yet, only had 3 of the 4L the doctor wants me to drink.

Were getting one soon as well and adding an electric boiler to work with our solar panels.

Water is only €1.13/1000L here so showering costs about 1 cent a minute water wise.

Water isn’t that expensive right? Heating the water is what makes it expensive.

My 3d printer could use some 220v 3 phase motors for sure.

No reason for it except that i want to know at what speed linear rails start melting.

And somehow only half of what’s currently in memory gets saved on disk for later use.

I feel like I got brain fog a lot after having had COVID and being somewhat diagnosed with long covid. Legit feels like Ive only got half the ram left and a shoddy disk that doesn’t always save everything I put on it.

Fresh produce has it here in there Netherlands as well. Or our supermarket has for the last few years, a letter specifies the day of the week (Monday = A) and then the week number.

Week number we printed on the sticker machines and stuck on the start of every isle just to make it easier.

If you don’t think you need ANC you’ve never experienced good ANC, even the best passive noise isolation won’t quiet down the sound of a full cafeteria or bus.

No wired iems will never be obsolete, but I will just be leaving them at my desk where the downsides over wireless are less.

They tried to ban phones in the hallways and cafeteria, while only providing online schedules which could change at a moments notice.

Ban went into effect, no one complied. Ban was lifted next week.

Ultrahand is definitely insanely cool feature to play with, I just hoped they’d flesh out the basics a bit more. That’s one thing I’d be sad to see go in the next zelda installment, although I’m not sure how they would keep it around. Hopefully the switch 2 allows for even more possibilities but I’m not that optimistic about Nintendo made hardware.

Counter counter rant: Idek what to say if you find the combat amazing, good for you I guess.

For me the main problem is that it’s way too easy/simple once you learn the counter or jump timing (1st fight if you played botw) and except for the bosses there is just 0 reason to engage in it, since the only thing you’ll gain from it is a replacement for the weapons you broke while doing it.

Don’t get me wrong figuring out the best fusionite weapons is cool but I’d rather have it be an addition to a nice weapon instead of everything you find being dogshit and only worth using once it’s upgraded. Btw It’s still weird that only the melee weapons were affected by the degradation and not shields and bows.

Yes there are some different enemies than in botw, but many are reused and I still feel like there’s not enough of them, and 9/10 times you engage them in the same way.

The dungeons don’t feel inspired enough to me since they all have the same premise, walk around for a bit doing a puzzle and have a fight. The devine beasts were 4 unique experiences at least.

The whole sky island shit is boring as hell since except for the first one you get to they are all the same few parts copied around.

Don’t get me wrong it’s not a bad game, its just not different enough from botw after 5 years. It’s just botw 1.5 maybe even 1.25, but definitely not a 2.0 If they had released it as a large dlc at a lower price I wouldn’t feel as strongly about it.

No single part of the gameplay has to be original if the mix of them is new.

A lot of people might have seen the endgame as well by now and are just waiting for new content.

Although I agree that the game isn’t that deep it still scratched my Pokémon itch better than anything game freak has released in a while.

I did play both games. I just really didn’t like totk because after years of development there were zero changes to the parts of the game that bothered me in botw.

Rant incoming: Combat still sucks ass, 90% of the enemy types are still the same (underground just colors them red), There is no point fighting anyone since you don’t get anything for them, even the chests are useless since all weapons are dogshit without the right fusionite. Dungeons felt less inspired than the divine beasts. World didn’t feel as rewarding to explore since many of the locations are the same or just slightly altered or now just floating in the sky. Performance was even worse prior to overclocking.

In the end im happy I spend €20 on a picofly instead of buying the game.

Crocs don’t do well in wet sadly. But it honestly depends on what im doing, if i know I’ll be in and out the house a lot taking a single path and cleaning that is just easier.

By just copying the last game they spend half a decade on.

Yeah fuck undoing my laces for the 20 seconds inside. Cleaning up afterwards can be more efficient depending on what you’re doing.