Nice try, but you can’t fool me. That’s not a fedora
6 Likes
Why these cloud-connected 3D printers started making junk all by themselves
On August 15, 2023, 3D printer maker Bambu Lab experienced a service outage caused by what it’s described as “abnormal network traffic” that caused some customers’ cloud-connected printers to start creating plastic objects without user intervention.
Following the phantom printing, some customers complained on social media that their printers, which cost between $599 and $1,199 (£475 to £950), had been damaged. In some cases, printers tried to build objects on printer plates that were already occupied.
[…]
5 Likes
11 Likes
From now on - I’m only walking down stairs.
14 Likes
Got it! Elevator up, stairs down!!!
14 Likes
Looks like it’s the way god intended.
11 Likes
Who are we to argue with god!
10 Likes
Don’t be fooled into putting something in the suggestion box.
7 Likes
3 Likes
8 Likes
9 Likes
They’re probably right about that last one.
3 Likes
… is somebody debating Ben Shapiro again 
2 Likes
This is an odd thing to go mind of mainstream? Warning, as the story includes images of body suspension…
3 Likes
Very Richard Harris in A Man Called Horse.
3 Likes
On Wednesday, October 4 at 2:20 p.m. ET, every TV, radio and cellphone in the United States should blare out the distinctive, jarring electronic warning tone of an emergency alert, accompanied by a notice along these lines:
“This is a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System, issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, covering the United States from 14:20 to 14:50 hours ET. This is only a test. No action is required by the public."
I’m putting a reminder in my phone for a few minutes before so I don’t embarrass myself. And wear the brown pants, just in case.
11 Likes
What’s really odd to me is the word “flushable” in the description of that product:
Equally odd is the lack of regulations about that labeling.
9 Likes
Well, technically many things are flushable that nonetheless should not be flushed-Lego men, goldfishes, stuffed bears, the whole roll of paper…the problems arise when they don’t break down into sludge and combine with the grease to grow into fatbergs the size of double deck buses. Alas, I can’t find a video of the Singing Sewer Men from the Thames Water Authority.
2 Likes
