it's kinda hilarious watching bluesky users talking about how they have to stay on the site, even as it gets worse, because they can't go back to twitter!
which is the only other option available
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it's kinda hilarious watching bluesky users talking about how they have to stay on the site, even as it gets worse, because they can't go back to twitter!
which is the only other option available
Threatening legal action to force Canada to order American booze? Really?
Here's the thing..
Liquor stores where I live can order and sell American products. There is no government prohibiting it.
So, when I asked one store owner if he would be ordering more, he said that it would be crazy for any business to spend money on inventory that their customers have made clear that they don't want to buy.
Free enterprise, supply and demand and all that.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@bruces/116494981361634520
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If you enjoyed the fact that I designed and 3D-printed a custom rear ports cover for the my Power Macintosh Blue & White G4 mod, you can now download that model for yourself on MakerWorld (if you happen to be doing that exact same, super-specific mod).
Now with icons!
#Retrocomputing #PowerMacintosh #3DPrinting
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2736817-g4-agp-ports-cover#profileId-3034254

Download this free 3D print file designed by Geekman. This is a component for retro Power Macintosh towers. It is a rear ports cover which allows you to use a Power Macintosh G4 (AGP) motherboard in a Power Macintosh G3 (Blue & White) case. I created this for a personal project. If you happen to be undertaking the same extremely rare mod, hopefully you will find this useful! If you print this, I highly recommend using a 0.2mm nozzle for added resolution of the recessed port icons. You could also experiment with top ironing for a smoother surface. You will also need 2x plastic screws in place of the machine screws which previously secured the original (metal) ports panel in place.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@nixCraft/116476966533826825
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Wired: "Mondays aren't real"