3D printing organ research lab investigated for illegal slush fund

the og cloud machines

it was always the bad place I think-- I've personally chalked this up to false nostalgia for childhood.

but never forget: the motivating use case for digital computing was ballistics.

I imagine I'm not the only one who felt very stupid recontextualizing this over the past decade.

put a QR code on the meds. Scan to disable alarm. optionally reposition to help remember you did it. only thing that has consistently worked for me.

might there be some upside to this? my understanding is that CAFE standards are what killed the viability of small trucks in the US.

on the other hand much of the article titles I've ignored on the topic suddenly make much more sense

no. providing an annotated bibliography was fairly standard when I went to college in the 2010s.

you'll do them a greater service with an overview of their options in this space, and exposing them to .bib which is widely importable.

That extra autonomy really sells it to your target audience.

there's a blog post linked that you can read instead if you find the cosmetic situation distracting
redmonk.com/blog/2025/11...

Write code to make being human easier. Rip code out if it makes being human harder. Write code to make caring for each other easier. Rip it out if it makes caring for each other harder.

Empathy driven development has literally never failed me. It’s done me better than everything else combined

iirc this is known as the lizardman constant

sure, 'reductive and not even wrong' wfm

yup! ideally, there'd be a list of brands that did collabs after some cut-off year. We should make it toxic to do one.

Personally I've added drop (the keyboard company) and dr squatch soaps to the list, both of whom launched HP collabs in the past couple years.

press F to poaljxy reopseot

completely agree with this! nuance can be your friend :)

no. frankly: using oppressed groups (children, animals) to manufacture outrage at people for holding opinions you don't like is reprehensible. but advocating either state or vigilante oversight against said wrongthinkers is incompatible with living in a free society. watch your own damn self smh

completely if the answer is no, but do you have a link to the article?

true! but they're similar enough that I feel comfortable with my response still. especially since the best way to reassess would be watching the full vid which I will not be doing

misinformation in the sense that the vid in question was him cheating the last of 30 reps in a timed contest. still completely nuts to agree to a televised workout that you don't know you could do cold, for this reason

to be clear this initiative is misguided and hegseth is incompetent