IMO its fine for vendors to abandon their products but they should be required to release all technical documentation and software used with the device into the public domain so enthusiasts can continue where companies stopped.

Here, you lost something: \

There is an incredibly, yet none zero chance that all genes passed by one parent may be recessive, while all the other parent’s expressive genes are all dominant and passed on. Theoretically then your scenario is possible.

The concrete printer has obviously a very high layer height. However, it’s not a consumer product.

Because when it detects support for encryption or that you are talking to someone using DeltaChat as well, it switches automatically to encrypted conversations.

I also change every 2 to 3 days, which is also the interval at which I shower and change clothes in general. So basically “Take off old cloth - shower - put on new clothes”.

Efficiency of scale is a bitch sometimes.

Never heard? No.

Hasn’t switched over yet? Certainly.

God beware someone posting the solution to the problem. ¯\(ツ)/¯

You see, I think spiders are incredibly interesting animals. But I really can’t look at them. I guess my Mum screaming every time something with more than 4 legs appeared had a lasting impact on me. So having one next to me while I sleep is nightmare stuff to me.

Well, I wouldn’t call out the guy next door screaming profanity either. Don’t mess with crazy!

Talking to your pet is supposed to be weird? Wait … am I weird?

Just skirts or kilts as well?

Afaik Signal will never interface with platforms such as WhatsApp because it would mean they’d have to lower their security standards.

Well, time to buy then, to show support/demand for Linux gaming.

has made comments about “eating the rich” that have gotten a little too real

Elaborate …?

Broadly gestures at comment history

Well, there is a difference between an Average-Joe asking for a fix and Big-Tech knocking on the door with a list of issues.

I can imagine that it is frustrating to see people making money off your voluntary labor and just reporting back with problems. Depending on how many times this has already happened, I can absolutely see even a levelheaded person eventually snapping. And given the remark in the comment, it has happened multiple times.

I checked their service, and they offer support for business customers. For a price, of course.

Real gamers …

I argue insurance in and of itself is no ponzi scheme. Working together is the basis of all civilisation. Trying to make a business out of a social service however … that’s rife for abuse, yes.