well, if I’ve seen a vendor lockin before, and I’ve seen a couple, they’ll push them with open standards until they’re accepted and normalized.

Then suddenly the big players like Google and Microsoft will block all the open platforms sighting “security” forcing businesses to adopt closed proprietary versions while touting their free and easy too use platforms.

then the monitize it.

“waa manslaughter which is crazy low” INAL and have no knowledge of Tennessee law but the way lawyers have explained it this often comes down to whst you can prove. like maybe murder requires prooving premeditation. or some other technicalities. i suspect that was the case.

in those cases “i got mad and shot them” and “i wasn’t paying attention and ran them over” might be manslaughter but different types.

All of that is chosen by the prosecution which then sets whats argued during trial. The jury not having the information shouldn’t affect their determination of the facts related to the charge but could, unfortunately, bias them away from the facts. which is presumably why the judge excluded it.

All this to say, i don’t think this changes the manslaughter part. Juries don’t do that.

Easier to get features you didn’t even consider, shared testing and bug finding, and shared maintenance burden.

You even shared your code like you where inviting all of those things…

i did this for a good while. Obsidian did great.

i only migrated to mealie because I wanted a better way to share recipes in my household and quickly share them with a shared tablet in the kitchen. Needed to get it out of my personal docs.

I also kinda liked the ability import from url which saves a good 10min transcribing and cleaning up in markdown. Not that i still dont have to cleanup recipes, just it starts in a better place so its quicker.

if only there was a software concept that anticipated this and gave you the ability to own and modify your software…

I immediately noticed the floating extrusion. but when you said this i realized they where right next to each other. if thats a bad sensor the manual leveling might work but i wonder if theres something(probably a bit of filament waste) under the sheet causing it to ripple or the build plate isnt very flat.

a high spot during probing could cause havoc on the interpolation and i could see it causing something like this. manual leveling would kinda help that but that spot would still be a disaster.