*sad trombone noises"

In Seattle?
I mean, yeah, kinda. If there’s a tornado in Seattle, more than just the worker will die.

Thank you for linking that blog. I <3 that whole series, and coincidentally noticed my bookmark no longer worked over the weekend.

That cat’s expression is f’ing gold

I am steadfast in my assertion that your reviews are one of the highlights of my lemmy scrolling. I did miss this one, though. :)

Hell, I’m approaching a half-century, and I still don’t know what I want to do. :P
Mostly fell into what I’m doing now. Never would have guessed that this is my life, when I was younger.

Ah. That’s fair.
Honestly, it’s been a very long time since I had to worry about it, and it was all cash at that point.

Wait, y’all declare tips?

It looks like the pumpkin body curves over and then down to the stem, so it would be a lot of filament swaps.

Honestly, I haven’t used Kodi in a lot of years. There are add-ons for things like Netflix and YouTube, and I vaguely recall using those.

I found this, for example: https://howtomediacenter.com/en/install-netflix-kodi-addon/

If you can get a UI set up, like Kodi or something, I liked using my Flirc receiver on my htpc. You can use any IR remote, and completely map the buttons to functions. It was sweet.

RatRig V-minion uses printed (ASA/PETG) parts for all motors, and 10k mm/s² acceleration is normal. Granted, a smaller bed slinger, but still.

The big one? That’s a coextrusion silk bicolor blue-green. I love the coloring, but it’s kinda a PITA about bed adhesion.

https://www.printables.com/model/209121-cali-dragon

https://www.printables.com/model/209121-cali-dragon

It’s a fun little filament test.