Reminds me of the 'Year of the Linux Desktop'. We're still waiting.
Reminds me of the 'Year of the Linux Desktop'. We're still waiting.
I figure that a resin based printer would be best for something like miniatures. Detail/accuracy seems like it would be a lot better than most other types.
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>One amusing thing about following tech news is how often the tech community makes a bold prediction or assertion, only to ultimately be completely wrong. This isn't amusing in a "ha ha, we all make mistakes" kind of way. It's amusing in the way that watching someone confidently stride into a glass door is amusing. You feel bad, but also, they really should have seen that coming.
I figure that a resin based printer would be best for something like miniatures. Detail/accuracy seems like it would be a lot better than most other types.
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From the post:
>>One amusing thing about following tech news is how often the tech community makes a bold prediction or assertion, only to ultimately be completely wrong. This isn't amusing in a "ha ha, we all make mistakes" kind of way. It's amusing in the way that watching someone confidently stride into a glass door is amusing. You feel bad, but also, they really should have seen that coming.
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