I’ve got a bin for my specialty filaments but multiple bins were a pain in the back that became hard for me to inventory. At the moment most of my spools are bagged with printed silica container that fits in the center hole using this and this (and this for filling). Those are all sitting on a set of cheap shelves. Its a mild improvement.

What I’m thinking about moving to is something more like this but with the spools bagged. I happen to have a shallow closet in my garage, next to my printer, and I think it’ll work well.

Now that it’s a thing, UMG is going to find that corner and start shaking people down for performance royalties.

Glad I’m not the only one pessimating that.

My initial thought was, “that title can end after the 3rd word.”

Cellular modems with lifetime contracts from a telco are also increasingly common.

Is the hot glue pretty good for standing up to kitty abuse? I was thinking PVA glue, but a glue gun would make things quicker.

Certainly! Let me ignore half the details in your prompt and suggest a course of action for v2 of this package even though you said it was version 15.

I’m sorry that isn’t working for you. Here are the troubleshooting steps for a Samsung convection oven that went out of production in 2018.

You are correct, your question did not involve baking tips, here’s that same course of action from v2 of this software package.

I’ve been a (hobbyist license) F360 user for a long time but this having a native Linux (.deb) version and the realtime Blender interaction has me thinking about trying it. $150ish has long been what my brain thinks CAD is worth for my simple needs, so it’s got that going for it. I’ve got a couple quick projects that are good for learning a new platform. One of the designs already made me rage quit Ondsel.

Ideally it’d be a check that comes close to what they saved from no longer hosting caches themselves.

I was thinking pressing it turns everything to shit, but that works too. I’d also accept, completely misunderstood by future generations.

My only real hope out of this is that that copilot button on keyboards becomes the 486 turbo button of our time.

Quick, someone homebrew a D&D Myconid/Warforged hybrid.

I’ve had more than one person tell me they don’t think microblogging is worth any learning curve whatsoever. They’d rather not use anything than have a single conversation about federation or feed building.

We can’t make money paying for “AI”, going to theaters, or paying for streaming services.

So I guess everybody gets a piracy!

That’s probably me, I’ve been playing a non-steam installed version of KSP for a month or so.

Yeah, I’m hoping to get at why. Drop-shipped disposables took over Juul’s market in the US and then grew it by about 600%. It was so dramatic (in a business sense) that it’s caused ripples in US and UK trade policy, and I just assumed that blitz was happening everywhere.

Out of curiosity, what do you think Berlin’s secret is in this regard? Like, do people naturally not litter e-waste, or are there easier recycling options, import restrictions, or enforced litter laws?

I made the mistake of asking github copilot about a namespacing issue I was having today. It suggest a course of action that didn’t pan out but was at least semi-sensical but the accompanying example code did the opposite of what it had said. It read like it gave me the text of a stackoverflow accepted answer and then the code from the question.

I think mbin has microblogging and or profile posts. That’ll get you part way to where you’re going. And you can still subscribe to lemmy (“threadiverse”) communities.

Never trust Condé Nast to do the right by its consumers. That’s a tale decades old at this point.