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What happens when you're done with pressure washing everything?

Bizarre to me as well, but it's obviously a use case difference.. I wonder what they are doing? I have found it to be excellent for my tasks (reverse engineering 6809, SH-2, FPGAs, etc).

Lets be realistic.. components meaning 0805 capacitors and resistors, small digital ICs. I can almost guarantee those aren't made in the US... and are WAY cheaper on a site like LCSC.

For PCB quotes yes, but this kind of thing can be gamed by competitors. I think this is why there isn't great price info for many brick and mortar and online shops now..

I think it is a great example of developer bias.. I agree with you.

Teach them to be preppers!

Over maybe not. However, it does increase competition possibilities, right? Both of them have a pretty good head start though!

How much does a fryer cost? How much does the fryer cost to run? How much would it cost to get the fries into the customers hand (i.e. food truck, rent)?

could you poison the model? if it's used for some critical task, theoretically it could return a poisoned result? not saying it is, just curious

This is very close to how I feel about it...

Microsoft BOB!

makes me wonder maybe if NFC/RFID strips were cheap enough you could have all the items tagged in the house and your phone could tell you what you have.. but probably causes e-waste though

That makes the most sense to me. Although, I don't know if .org is subject to US law specifically? Is it?

I think it's reached commodity status instead of community... 3D printing I mean. At that point only thing that matters is ease of use, price, and quality of the result. People who are not _in_ the community but use the tool.