If the other organizations news is wrong more often it is because they cover much more than Trump's ego and make an occasional error. Fox regurgitates Trump's lies as if they were the only thing that matters anywhere in the world, except when they are inventing new lies to inject into and manipulate his child-like brain.
I don't need any news organization to tell me that Trump lies when the videos of the bullshit coming straight from his mouth are everywhere to be seen.
But maybe that's all just clever CGI and he never said any of those things. It's all a vast left-wing conspiracy!
that they can make unidentifiable alloys, how come they can't keep pieces of their space ships from falling off? How come so much of the stuff falls off that it takes "a group of buildings" in Vegas to hold all of it?
I'd expect this sort of BS from Fox News "science" reporting (like the mystery planet that was supposed to crash into earth about a month ago), but NYT?
As if it weren't bad enough already, the 3D printing file hosting sites and internet forums are going to be inundated with all the new junk that shows up in this movie. I guess I'll be updating my RES keyword blocks...
and she tells me that she and all her coworkers hate robotic surgery cases. They take much longer which increases the risk of anesthesia related complications, especially for older patients.
There's no shade. There's no water (except at the golf courses) All the plants have thorns All the insects are venomous All the animals are venomous It's too hot to be outside for about 9 months of the year.
Everything about the place screams "humans do not belong here!", yet most of the population lives in the Valley of the Sun. I guess that explains the voting record...
There's a difference between "worth" and "price". Bitcoin has near zero worth and lots of price. Such a disparity cannot go on forever. With so much of the supply in the hands of so few, price manipulation aimed at robbing small players is a real possibility/probability.
Tulip bulbs went through a similar price/worth mismatch.
How much do the law firms that set up all the bullshit companies charge to hide your money from the tax man? How much money do you have to have in play to make this sort of thing worthwhile? Can someone with 10 million dollars benefit, or does it take 500 million? How do they guarantee that someone in the Cayman islands isn't going to disappear with a suitcase full of your cash?
I wanted one about 6 years ago. Well, actually, 20 years ago, but it was a financial impossibility until 5 or 6 years ago. I was reading about them in engineering journals for many years and never saw one up close until I joined the Milwaukee Makerspace. One of the members had a Makerbot CupCake.
I wanted a machine that was capable of printing a full sized human skull extracted from CT scan data. I looked at that miserable little CupCake, pushed on it and poked at it a little, and instantly knew I could make something much better. So I did. It took about a year and a half to get it printing, but it produced extremely high quality prints over its 305 x 317 mm bed. I used what I learned from that one and built my second printer over about a 6 month period- fully enclosed, warm enough to print ABS reliably, etc. I measure, test, and redesign until I get the machine to do what I want. I build printers like the proverbial brick s**t house using surplus industrial components and absolutely minimal 3D printed parts. I set the bed level once and don't have to touch it again.
6 years and three designs/builds later I have a CoreXY machine that can print 300 x 300 x 695 mm. I still haven't printed that skull, but I print a lot of other things. Here's one example: https://drmrehorst.blogspot.co... I have about 50 designs posted to Youmagine and Thingiverse, and countless others that I have never posted.
They aren't for everyone, and some people never get past printing tugboats and Yoda heads, but some of us do interesting and even useful stuff.
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Spoken like an anonymous coward!
If the other organizations news is wrong more often it is because they cover much more than Trump's ego and make an occasional error. Fox regurgitates Trump's lies as if they were the only thing that matters anywhere in the world, except when they are inventing new lies to inject into and manipulate his child-like brain.
I don't need any news organization to tell me that Trump lies when the videos of the bullshit coming straight from his mouth are everywhere to be seen.
But maybe that's all just clever CGI and he never said any of those things. It's all a vast left-wing conspiracy!
Maybe they escaped from a zoo...
that they can make unidentifiable alloys, how come they can't keep pieces of their space ships from falling off? How come so much of the stuff falls off that it takes "a group of buildings" in Vegas to hold all of it?
I'd expect this sort of BS from Fox News "science" reporting (like the mystery planet that was supposed to crash into earth about a month ago), but NYT?
As if it weren't bad enough already, the 3D printing file hosting sites and internet forums are going to be inundated with all the new junk that shows up in this movie. I guess I'll be updating my RES keyword blocks...
Close B clone mode. Clone me Dr. memory!
Heathkit
CB Radio
8mm video cassettes
MiniDisc audio recorders
Cameras that used film.
to play on my Edison Standard Model B player.
if you want to operate a pirate site in Russia, Vlad must get paid.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
as long as you don't have a case on the phone.
"fectal"???
Yeah, because you're going to be using the phone under optimal lighting conditions all the time, anyway...
And you think that someone like Trump and the Republicans have anything but contempt for you?
Never underestimate the power of denial...
It doesn't hurt nearly as much as being ignorant.
but the guns aren't an issue. We are stupid and deserve to get slaughtered.
under the current administration. There's only one person to blame for that...
and she tells me that she and all her coworkers hate robotic surgery cases. They take much longer which increases the risk of anesthesia related complications, especially for older patients.
I found...
There's no shade.
There's no water (except at the golf courses)
All the plants have thorns
All the insects are venomous
All the animals are venomous
It's too hot to be outside for about 9 months of the year.
Everything about the place screams "humans do not belong here!", yet most of the population lives in the Valley of the Sun.
I guess that explains the voting record...
hardware built into every PC? Are they going to somehow overwrite the Minix OS? Any side effects?
There's a difference between "worth" and "price". Bitcoin has near zero worth and lots of price. Such a disparity cannot go on forever. With so much of the supply in the hands of so few, price manipulation aimed at robbing small players is a real possibility/probability.
Tulip bulbs went through a similar price/worth mismatch.
How much do the law firms that set up all the bullshit companies charge to hide your money from the tax man? How much money do you have to have in play to make this sort of thing worthwhile? Can someone with 10 million dollars benefit, or does it take 500 million? How do they guarantee that someone in the Cayman islands isn't going to disappear with a suitcase full of your cash?
If I turn on assistive tech in my win 7 install, and go to DL win 10, I'll be able to install it and it will work?
I wanted one about 6 years ago. Well, actually, 20 years ago, but it was a financial impossibility until 5 or 6 years ago. I was reading about them in engineering journals for many years and never saw one up close until I joined the Milwaukee Makerspace. One of the members had a Makerbot CupCake.
I wanted a machine that was capable of printing a full sized human skull extracted from CT scan data. I looked at that miserable little CupCake, pushed on it and poked at it a little, and instantly knew I could make something much better. So I did. It took about a year and a half to get it printing, but it produced extremely high quality prints over its 305 x 317 mm bed. I used what I learned from that one and built my second printer over about a 6 month period- fully enclosed, warm enough to print ABS reliably, etc. I measure, test, and redesign until I get the machine to do what I want. I build printers like the proverbial brick s**t house using surplus industrial components and absolutely minimal 3D printed parts. I set the bed level once and don't have to touch it again.
6 years and three designs/builds later I have a CoreXY machine that can print 300 x 300 x 695 mm. I still haven't printed that skull, but I print a lot of other things. Here's one example: https://drmrehorst.blogspot.co... I have about 50 designs posted to Youmagine and Thingiverse, and countless others that I have never posted.
They aren't for everyone, and some people never get past printing tugboats and Yoda heads, but some of us do interesting and even useful stuff.
I wonder if the lawyers accepted payment in the form of amazon credit...
on earth, but we'll have to screw it up a lot more before the moon starts looking like a good alternative.
No food, no water, no air. Hmmmm.