Sure they did, who do you think keeps baking all them files into the cakes?
ShellMonkey
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Casting I would say is kind of a separate deal. You can still find somewhat ornate cast things today, although more often it's injection molded plastic coated in paint.
You could do this kind of thing with wood in a CNC machine, but more often it's just some straight cut or moulded particle board stuff with no life in it.
There are far too few in positions of power who have the courage to tell Trump to stuff it when needed. This guy is one of those few it seems and now the crybaby turns his tantrum on him.
Given the trash that passes for furniture these days I expect that in 50 years or so people will still be hunting for stuff from the early 1900s or earlier to put into their place.
That reflection/cord/whatever-it-is over their head makes it look like they're a very bouncy cartoon.
Decorative flourish for the most part. A lot of that old stuff was crafted by hand rather than a machine so it tends not to be designed for mass production.
Are you suggesting testies are millionaires? Castrations bout to become a new trend?
Hadn't read honestly. It's common in the stores here and it just seems like the kind of machining our food that happens a lot. Generally sold in little sticks as a snack so handy shape for the purpose.
This is what I usually see it as:
Might be a murican thing, mozzarella that you can peel in strips basically.
Infiltration is an odd choice of word here, kind of like the reporter infiltrated the military chat on signal...
You can download a torrent of the whole thing, they don't need to give it to anyone.
Might make for an interesting project to create some sort of DNS filter system that would return 302 responses pointing to archive versions of .gov sites, just to make it easy to point people actual valid info until (if) this lunacy is past.