We just bought an Anycubic Photon D2. We don't need a huge build plate (though the D2 is pretty big) and wanted a workhorse. The long life and lower power use were big selling points.
Edit: I also wanted to add that after useing Prusaslicer for my mk3s for years I still ended up going with Lychee slicer for SLA. I find adding supports easier even though I miss Prusaslicer's UI and polish every time I use Lychee.
Jerry Goldsmith was a master composer.
I don't. I think post workout endorphins are a myth spread to make maintenance on our meat mechs seem more palatable. I "like" to swim, in so much as the water continuously washes the sweat off while I work out.
The Borg always know exactly when the bass will drop. They are immune to it.
I'm starting to use it for a D&D campaign I run. I'm still getting the hang of it, but it's nice to know that my normal session planning is effectively building a database I can refer to later.
Neither of my old Windows boxes will run 11, so they won't run 12 either. And I'm oh so broken up about it.
I'm pretty sure the only of those companies Musk actually started were Zip2 and The Boring Co.
I need to have this added to GTA, then I need the fastest motorcycle in the game.
This is the biggest reason for me. Though I rarely look further than F-Droid for anything.
That sort of thing is part of the reason I always want a phone that can side load applications. Not that there aren't end runs around apps from 3rd party app stores, but at the least it would be an arms race. And my next phone will probably be a Fair Phone.
3 but one is abandoned.
I got a Kbin account but there were a few too many bugs. So I found a Lemmy instance I quite liked and and left the Kbin account to rot. I also have a mastodon account because sometimes I like to have the scroll.
So you're saying you have faith in Star Trek theme songs? Faith in the heart. You're goin' where your heart will take you?