You could say the same about C and D batteries too.

They're all 1.5V

No matter what printer you get,

I recommend avoiding any printer designed to move the bed in the Y-Axis.

It's an old design prior to CoreXY and it isn't needed anymore, and has a lot of cons compared with no pros.

again, simpler and cheaper electronics for everything

No, it's got nothing to do with power over ethernet.

It's simply having only one high power rectifier at the breaker box.

And removing all those rectifiers from every device in the house.

We don't need AC in the home anymore. Every device is now using DC, and any other device will still work with DC.
The only thing really left are motors, but even those are going brushless and we can chop half of the inverter out of the equation of those as well.

And every device won't even need smart electronics for PD either.

It would also solve the North America 60Hz and EU 50Hz issue, where the AC coming in doesn't matter. We all standardize on a DC output.

And when people want to add alternative power (Solar/Wind/etc), it's a HELL of a lot easier to just push the DC into the existing system without having to worry about frequency matching.

For now. There's already shovels in the ground for the US to make their own advanced semi-conductors

again.. that's a hard /s

That's the joke. No one can just switch to a different provider willy nilly.

Yeah, that's bad.

What extruder are you using that has PTFE tube that close to hotend? and want to print that high temperatures?

I wouldn't go above 220C unless its a proper all metal hotend.

What'da work at New Holland or something?

Their equipment is held together by zipties.

I mean, NFT's is a ridiculous comparison because those that understood that tech were exactly the ones that said it was ridiculous.

I think they are just showing off the parametric nature of what could be done.

I can browse kbin, without it bitching at me to download its app constantly. Good enough for me.

But also keep in mind, anyone can look at your profile and see what you have boosted.

So there's a privacy issue with boosting threads/comments.

For example, https://kbin.social/u/tryplot/boosts

I can see you boosted a thread about Biden and Assisted Deaths