

This applies to real life as well. Results may vary.
This applies to real life as well. Results may vary.
Very good point that I haven´t even considered yet. Hmm. I suppose mounting anything on the steering wheel (where the airbag comes out) is very dangerous.
Theoretically the airbag should hit my face first before the sun visor does. Hopefully neither ever will.
This car doesn´t have an easily removable radio. It is possible to make a fake cassette tape and mount it in there at best. Right now I have a bluetooth fake cassette tape that connects to my phone.
Indeed. I use a steam deck primarily for gaming and it surprises me every day how well it performs.
Hah, well I’m not far away from getting rid of this car. It has about 320000km mileage and the issues here and there are getting worse. Perhaps it’s still worth something to someone.
FreeCAD is great. Sure it’s not perfect but I greatly prefer that over corporate crapware that gets worse with every update. FreeCAD gets better instead.
I’ve made it out of PETG so a hot summer day shouldn’t be an issue.
Hmmm. I have 3D printed gears and PLA gears have outlasted my expectations but I would never ever trust a 3D printed gear in a car or anything else that involves human safety.
I’m already on Linux, gaming isn’t as good but I only play old games anyway so it doesn’t matter.
Is the power consumption really that much more? I guess there is a significant difference but it might still not cost much.
In a desktop you use the powerful GPU all the time.
In my use case the laptop is always attached to a charger.
Popup #10000: Have you tried feature X that nobody asked for yet?
I’m in this picture and I don’t like it.
I still don’t understand it, how does making a product worse drive stock prices?
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Regulated? In the Netherlands I can’t tell.
Wow it really went full circle.
That is very likely to be my next laptop.
FreeCAD has improved drastically with the 1.0 update. There’s no need to tolerate this corporate BS.
Isn’t wind energy better on balconies?
I have different subfolders per project for it’s components.
Project/KiCAD
Project/FreeCAD/Model1
Project/FreeCAD/Model2
Etc.
Each project has it’s own set so it’s easy to find. I think it’s better than having all 3D printing related things together and then having to sort which project it belongs to.
Nice name. I live in the Netherlands so for the next few years summers will be bearable for the most part.
Indeed something to keep in mind when living in a warmer climate. The next model could be something like magsafe.