I’m betting she’d make it 1 Mooch + 1 Zacharia.

What do you mean “the IP address set to it’s Netbird IP address”? In Netbird everything is referenced by it’s LAN address.

Love blocky. Seems like it flies under the radar.

Balanced take, but Prusa is very transparent about why their pricing is the way it is, and basically the answer there is that they try to keep an EU centric and ethical supply chain.

Anthropic is drawing a line in the sand protecting their model’s training sets from abuse.

Meanwhile OpenAI is down in a dungeon torturing GPT6 into writing academic mathematics papers.

Hitler got Time person of the year, which is supposedly based on impact, not really a value judgement on the person’s character.

But yeah they gave a prize to Kissinger and Arafat, that alone should be completely disqualifying.

Well this was in the early pandemic, so there were no kits and a lot of the parts were intended for more industrial purposes. I think with shipping and tax around $2k USD for a 350mm.

These days kits bring the price down a ton and make the build much easier.

I like my hand built voron 2.4. I’m very proud I sourced the parts myself and used it to bootstrap itself.

Now if only I could learn to stop fucking with it and letting it work instead of the months of downtime when I need to fix or upgrade something 😅

Prusa undisputed #1 for their open and honest approach by reputable people who care, followed, in my opinion, by Snapmaker. Snapmaker is running Klipper with (mostly) open source stuff layered on top. They do have a few binary modules that run alongside, but overall an open ecosystem and a company that seems to thrive in it.

Sovol in third for me. They’re very much just following what other companies and the voron project are doing, but they haven’t fucked up too massively yet, basically open source software, and everything in the printer is commodity, off the shelf hardware.