Final Remix

To say nothing of the added wear and tear in general… Jesus.

Seriously. I’ve used it a couple times at work (in education) solely because i needed to fit a rubric in our LMS and the fucking UI to do it means I would’ve spent an hour, whereas the API just filled shit in as placeholders and editing was faster than creating.

Otherwise, I do my work by hand. I even set up excel sheets to do stuff for me like flag grade patterns or grade exams with a typed-in key. It’s almost fun, but I work with so many people who insist that “claude can do it” but then can’t have a followup conversation about what we supposedly discussed via email.

There’s talk of cloud services and apps and shit…

I only have an Ender3. Do most printers not just use a microSD card, too?

They’ve gotten better about that with Rebecca in charge now. Many of the new grinds have pity shops built in, or mercy systems in place.

I had trouble with Satisfactory at first… then I unlocked blueprints, and my whole ethos became “how can I cram 12 assemblers in this box so i can slap down half an entire factory at once?”

Meanwhile, ny brothers have these sprawling, gorgeous factories with floor markings, radiation warnings, etc.

Meanwhile I can’t understand Factorip and the one with the giant mecha. “2d” factories and buses make no sense to my brain meats.

We Talkin’ about any AC game, or the new one? I’ve been playing since the original, and the one on switch drove me up the fucking wall with how clearly it was designed to slow progress way down, and to prevent the player from doing anything at a decent pace.

Everything in game is obscenely expensive, and once rockstar discovered they can charge idiots for Shark Cards, the game got patched and the quick-money smaller activities got neutered, basically requiring people to swipe credit cards.

The whole republican party needs something done to them that likely involves 2-stroke engine driven machinery.

Let’s be fair. It’s Gizmodo.

“Self-driving” shit, too. XKCD really nailed that one back in the day.

You can blame techbro marketing for that conflation.