I’ve wanted to for years. I’ve tried to multiple times. Like I love computers and programming I can get absolutely lost in code for hours. For whatever reason when I start to look at networking my brain switches off and says nope. I can clean enough to hack what I need for the most part, but of I strive for any depth of knowledge on the subject my brain shuts down.
Hoping this article is the ticket.
XDA is pretty much slop these days.
Card sleeves are just a subset of wallets.
I’m making one at the minute.
They were merrily bleeding me every month until they bumped the price to £22/mo for my kids to basically play Minecraft and Lego star wars. Byeeee.
I mean you can just build one. Presumably there’s bugger all they can do about Voron. Slicers are open source, firmware is open source, plans are open source and there are open source controllers.
Shit’s wild, it took me until the third watch to figure out where the engine went.
No no, it’s a lot better, you’re kidding yourself.
There’s absolutely no obligation to be penny pinching for public companies, the leadership is obligated to act in the best interests of the company but that’s about it.
The motivations and reward schemes may be very different, public company CEO may be incentivised to maximise share price for instance and that may attract the kind of psychopath that will try and maximise share price by penny pinching - equally I don’t think anyone could make a serious argument that being more like Steam would be acting against the best interests of a company selling games.
That was rather my point, public or private company doesn’t really matter much compared to the leadership.
Oh, didn’t notice the part you specified gamers
I don’t know about you but I start an entirely new FOSS project every time I need some functionality that doesn’t come with the base OS.
You say that, but spaceX wasn’t a public company 3 weeks ago either.
It’s nothing to do with religion and everything to do with French pool hygiene. Atheist men are typically not allowed to wear baggy shorts for example, the only reason I own a few pairs of jammers.
No wonder it’s so expensive, they’re including snap-on products in the box.
Just break it up before you cook it.
Kinda more like a spinoff
Right, but now you have 2 shares that you still own, so Bezos undergoing a 2 for 1 split would still be worth the same.
I know you’re being humerous, but I can’t resist pointing out a 2 for 1 split doesn’t change the value.
10 o’clock tea and elevenses could both reasonably fit the bill here I feel.