removes batteries

So, other than the enclosure and print bed, what’s actually left of the original printer?

The… Whole printer? The only thing they changed are the hot end and the control board. The entire construction of the printer, including all of the linear motion components that make these things so rock solid, haven’t been touched. Swapping those two components out isn’t anywhere close to a “custom built printer”. Besides firmware, it’s 90% stock, and it’s trivial for someone with the expertise to get a klipper profile built for something like this.

doesn’t give name

No. You must feel bad.

Oh wow, yeah you gotta clean those things huh. Another reason why I’d never want one of those fuck ugly things even if I weren’t a poor

otherwise known as cringe.

And we’ve found the actual child!

Don’t worry bud, you’ll grow into yourself some day and stop judging everything based on if you think you’ll look cool doing it.

Someone else replied with a fix! Haven’t tried it myself yet.

Interesting! Thanks for the info

Linux (Mint) and Nvidia GPU here. I use Cura. There is a weird bug where, if you open a file right after the program loads, it will act as if nothing happened (you can open menus, rotate the view etc) for maybe a minute until the model pops up and you can go about your business. Other than that, no issues.

I just can’t see you changing any minds or naturally fostering a materialist understanding in this manner

They aren’t trying to do either, they want to rage bait people into debating them so they can le epically SMASH them with facts and logic.

The highest rated comment has an answer in the reply and they’re both older than your comment?

Weird forced flex but I guess it tracks

Hey, this is brilliant! As you mentioned, I suspect PETG would be a fantastic material for this. This is 1000x better than printing thin, vertical walls.

Mistakes are fine, it’s how you handle them. Instead of saying, “huh, I’m not sure if you’re right or not; let’s look it up, or just move on” he decided to adamantly defend his (incorrect) position.

Kinda like what you’re doing! Hahey!

“The only red flag was the red flag”

I get that these are “sticking it to the AI companies”, but aren’t we also supposed to be freaking out about how much energy these things consume and pollution caused by them?

They’re mad at #2 because #1 gives them all the money they need to do #3. So why do they need my money too?

This isn’t a name and shame situation. You don’t know that the game devs did anything wrong, so “naming and shaming” them would only exacerbate their problem if the negative reviews are unwarranted.

One thing that helped was stopping to think about why I wanted to do each thing.

Boom. This was big for me too. Usually my issue is holding myself to non-existent time constraints, like “I want to do X but I have to get Y done or I can’t until next weekend.” Ok, why is it a problem that Y can’t be done next weekend? Obviously if it’s something like a chore or errand it doesn’t apply, but if it’s just a little side project I’ve been working on, Y can wait if I’d rather do X, especially if I’m just going to sit and wallow over not doing either instead.