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if a person wants serious D supplement they need to be doing blood testing, there's no good universal dosage past the level of a daily multivitamin

asserting exclusive ownership of a product entirely from the public domain is absolutely not within the free culture ethos

would you sell me a commercial license for Pride and Prejudice itself?

selling limited commercial licenses for fonts generated from public domain works (without any attribution?) seems gross to me

plus becoming the technical target of every spy agency and tons of random hackers! likely the most trouble you can bring to your computers legally

that does not sound at all like my lab experience, nobody was doing ad hoc trial and error on basic animal management

this is already what they do, you have to justify usage of animals and meet standards for quality of life to do any research at a real institution

also animal research is a huge pain in the ass, nobody is doing it unless they have to

they're slightly less efficient than a good paste and need a higher pressure interface to seat well, but I like the zero mess aspect, ease of application, and knowing they'll never dry out

I wouldn't call them "reusable" since they do get crushed onto the chip or heatsink pretty hard and tend stick

why did it take 9 years to not even come to market?

ah, "Today, Encora is focused on building a national sales force and working to secure coverage from insurers."

how will "we" be paying for it?

to be a bit tautological, openscad is nice but only for the things openscad is nice for. I prefer freecad for almost everything except highly parametric shapes. Plus you can do openscad inside of freecad.

are you asking why people who enjoy playing with legos would be unhappy about automating away playing with legos? strange choice of analogy

RFCs were originally formalization of what was being used in practice, home.arpa was chosen apparently for reasons of beauracratic convenience rather than what would best serve existing users, who all would prefer .lan and continue to do so since that was published in 2018

>we're going to be able to create systems that are far more complicated than anything we could make before

I think this is very true but I'm not excited about it!