Ooooh you've reminded me that i never found out if it ever officially ended or not! They were on hiatus when I first read it through long ago. Great comic
MxRemy
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WAAM printing has its limitations but i still feel like it's probably the lowest barrier to entry as far as pure metal printing goes. That's got to be doable for under $10K by now, right? If you janked it together yourself? Plus below that there's still always lost PLA casting, or sintering composite metal/plastic filaments. Maybe I'm way off base though, who knows.
I convinced one person to make an account but they don't use it. I do know another person IRL who uses Mastodon, so i send them Lemmy stuff there
Welcome back!
I get a "you are not invited" message on the Matrix?
I've been doing that exact thing, but only as long as the images would be Instagram-worthy in the first place. Not just temporary junk. I figure it's probably more optimized for picture storage, since that's the whole point right? Plus then I get it two places instead of one!
If you use the raw media link itself instead of the link to the post, it displays on Lemmy exactly the same as if you'd uploaded it here in the first place. So that's nice.
While I generally disapprove of resin printing, this seems like a good use case for building a Lumibee. They're open source resin printers that run off old cellphones.
Something about fractals generated from generalized random Fibonacci sequences
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Oooh thank you for linking this, I hadn't heard of it. Super cool!!
Sure, why not? I don't eat meat currently but I'd prolly throw in a lab burger or two occasionally if they were available
If you do go the mycelium brick route, there's something I've always wanted to try with that. Assuming you have access to a vacuum/pressure setup, what would happen if you ran the resulting brick through the whole wood stabilization procedure? I've seen people put some pretty wild stuff through that process (like a slice of bread), and it always seemed like this would be a good fit. Eventually somebody'll probably figure out some kinda α-pinene based alternative to PMMA for infusion too