matrix07012 @matrix@gameliberty.club

I'm a bit skeptical of the 3D printing craze.
3D printers are an amazing prototyping tool. Just in few hours and for a few dollars, you can test out your designs. Something that previously would be much more expensive and time.
But for long term production deployment where durability is important, I'm not so sure.
Although some of the stuff being tested looks pretty cool, like melting metal dust with lasers into the desirable shapes.

Bro, let's just build roads

@igeljaeger What materials are you using to learn Japanese? I wanted to attend a course before the epidemic started and since that won't be possible for a long time, I'm probably going to start on my own.

It's a troll but still pretty funny

"An experiment by Bellet, Jones, and McNally (2018) indicated that trigger warnings increased the extent to which trauma-naïve crowd-sourced participants see themselves and others as emotionally vulnerable to potential future traumas but did not have a significant main effect on anxiety responses to distressing literature passages. However, they did increase anxiety responses for participants who strongly believed that words can harm."

Essentially triggering all the right people

Looks like trigger warnings increase anxiety. Maybe I should start using them.

If diversity is a good thing, why was colonization bad?