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Can we stop celebrating this guy and move on? Times have changed, the wold has changed, but the aloof reality distortion continues. I will not rattle off my list of issuex but suffice to say he is not worthy of emulation in a mjority of his actions. I will boldly state: Nobody actually wants to work with the next Jobs, they just want to say they did.

A publication, whose right to exist is literally and authoritively the 1st amendment, is arguing against it. Wtf NYT, wtf.

Disposable furniture is not worth the cost. Buying a 300 dollar chiar seems dumb until you throw out 7 50 dollar chairs in the meantime. Not to mention the environmental impact of this antique mindset.

[dead] 7 years ago

I am a convicted felon, so are mny people. That is not a defacto judgement of character. While musk may be slimey, cavorting with felons is as fake news as it gets.

Bingo. Identity politics is so dangerous because the power of such movements is actually mostly outside the hands of the minorities it claims to represent. Now we all just feel pandered to at best, and painted with a gross and broad brush in general.

I had to do this. Needed ISA, and a newer OS. Search for 'industrial motherboard' and it gets way easier, but somewhat more expensive.

The new sintering processes and alloys have gotten amazingly close for most purposes to be indistinguishable in application. Like any additive process, it still often requires machine work where precision is important.

Tht said... I am sad to see that lately, casting being overlooked often when it is still the best choice in many projects just because '3d printed' sounds better in the marketing. I have in front of me a 1960s magnesium alloy casting from the early 60s and the quality would make most sinterig operaters beyond jealous. Not to mention the material properties.

This To That 7 years ago

Stone is weird, the surface prep varies so widely, as does the grain structure. Its hard to generalize, and is usually covered under porous/nonporous. If smooth, lightly abrade any polished surfaces if practical, and ca should work fine when gaps are <1mm, use baking soda to fill gaps qnd build up edges. For rough/porus, use a 2-part epoxy of your desired properties, all major brnds are great. It can be helpful to knock down tall spots to get better contact of the surfaces to be joined. Making a regular series of gouges can increase surface area for stronger mechanical bonds.

They are connected, as tfa is about changing your behavior due to sociatial expectation. As much as I try otherwise, I have to accept those pressures mould us with or without our consent and/or knowledge.