Only when Israel is the perpetrator. This is the NYT, but the BBC does the same thing.

A crop helps

At a glance, you should be able to add whatever batter you have left to a batch of corn bread/muffins.

That extends beyond just terminal but completely agree that their stock experience is… not great.

As a dumb American, I am a little conflicted by the premise.

Many European countries are much older than the USA and I presume they are more homogeneous in terms of population. Yet constitutions in Europe are either newer that the US constitution or they’re treated with much less deferance (eg they’re free game for modifications).

I admit to having spent very little time thinking about this, but I wonder if the US is stuck in a self selection loop? People drawn towards rugged individualism, which is a large component of the “American Dream” come here and perpetuate the cycle.

Liberal at the time? Sure. These days it seems more like libertarian values. Rugged individualism does not make for a very collective society.

Let me assure you this is already happening.

Scrolled way too far to find this. Depending on how well traveled OP is their grandpa might be saying, “there’s tons of cool stuff much closer to home, why not check that out first?”

Michigan schools have free breakfast and lunch, also for all kids.

Apologies for the delayed reply, it’s been a week.

Vorons are capable because the base design is pretty good out of the box and because the design is open source. As other companies come up with cool ideas you’ll usually see a mod to adopt them to a Voron. It wouldn’t surprise me if this idea is adopted. Until very recently, things like hot ends were commodity parts made by third parties and not the printer OEMs. This made part availability fairly guaranteed and also feels more open. The good news is that it looks like Bambu will sell these parts at some point.

As for existing options in Voron land, there three popular mods out there for multi-toolhead: StealthChanger, TapChanger, and Mad Max.