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  • Sounds like some "work will set you free" type shit

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  • Your breath stinks of boot. It's disgusting.

  • What do you like about orcaslicer? I've mostly just used Cura because it was the first one I picked up and it seemed to work fine.

  • Some stuff that immediately comes to mind

    • FreeCAD might be too resource intensive
    • OpenSCAD maybe a bit of a learning curve for more complex designs, but can be used for simple stuff
    • Tinkercad online basic 3D design
    • Cura slicer I've used (in windows) and it seems fine
    • PrusaSlicer
    • Slic3r
  • Where do you live that scientists, artists, and engineers run the world, and can I move there?

  • Jesus Christ, every new thing I read about the American prison system is somehow more horrific than the last.

  • Recently came across this video that I thought was very well done. It has a similar thesis and goes into some more details about the 'why' in terms of direction, shot composition, etc.

  • The New York Times continues to expose itself as a rag not even fit to wipe one's ass.

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  • There are virtually infinite things to shit on us Americans for, and most of them deservedly so. But this one ain't it.

    Give me peanut butter and chocolate or give me death.

  • Autism is stored in the balls

  • Lol, many, many people knew that fascism would come from within and warned as such. Coincidentally, Sinclair Lewis wrote a book titled "It Can't Happen Here" in 1935 about how a fascist would come to power in America. It's been a while since I read it, but I recall it having some eerily similar parallels to Trump's rise to power.

  • Sanest Florida-man

  • The way to remedy that is to educate the population, raise awareness of the deeper causes of popular issues (both domestic and foreign), increase political involvement in the citizenry, and discourage political apathy.

    Did your candidate and their party do this to a level that is acceptable to you?

    Does "vote blue no matter who" aid in accomplishing this?

  • I explicitly voted for a candidate who clearly communicated that they were firmly against all three of those things.

    IMO your time would be more productively spent pursuing why your candidate was not against some of them and how to remedy that in the future.

  • When democrats are interested in a "united front" against fascism I will gladly vote for them. Unfortunately allowing and funding a genocide and, running on having "the most lethal military in the world" don't really strike me as antifascist.

  • I'm always saying that when I try to do a $40m fraud.