I think it made an already bad situation worse.

Always amazed me how such insignificant creatures, bacterium on the scale of the earth, can have such a big impact on the environment.

Not enough apple PCs in those.

I love glass and choose it over plastic every time, but there is the argument that using glass causes more CO2 emissions because of the extra weight.

Observation and Deliver us the Moon

I miss making things so much, but everything is too expensive and I don't have the money to spend $60 on an electronics project I have been thinking about doing for months.

BuT ThE FrEe mArKeT!!

Bit clickbaity, the article says that this affects Bing and DuckDuckGo tool

This is the solution to a lot of this stuff.

I've been walking a friend through starting to print stuff and he uses Arch, so is in turn using Prusa. I find there's a bunch of settings that are either obfuscated behind one master setting or stuff that's just plain missing. I'm not going to deny that the slicer itself may be better but I need more options.

This you may hate me for but I use windows on both my work laptop and my personal PC, makes it easier to RDP onto my laptop and use all my screens when I'm at home. WSL is handy and for everything else I go the cattle route and just spin up an EC2 Instance. That is something I appreciate about Linux, when you write a working script, that shit just works and rarely breaks, so making ephemeral environments is trivial and super handy.

Ah yes, the non US cat, way different, doesn't kill animals in droves for fun, sorry, my bad. Justify it however you want doesn't change the fact that loose domesticated cats are detrimental to the wildlife in the area.