Personally my most useful print was a replacement tool holder for my shark vacuum.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:850163

How about you?

Famously - if you know your American history - before the civil war people referred to the United States in the plural form (The United States are) and after the war began using the singular (The United States is). I propose from now on to refer to the United States only in the past tense (The United States was). This is the place where the United States once was, but it definitely is no longer the United States and that will only become more apparent in time.

I'm on gab. Have joined many groups. Trouble finding Frens there.

I'd like to increase my personal network on there but unsure how to go about it. Blind searching is hit or miss.

Any tips?

What happened to thedonald.win

I’m trying to look at delicious food I can learn how to make !

Just thought this community looks too much like a reddit clone. There has to be some unique designs for features we could use. Not a big fan of reddit and I think we should be more original.

I'm super excited to see this community starting. Reddit is a cesspool that I have never been apart of, and this place looks like it's going in the right direction. Trying to get away from the SJWs infecting our hobbies is always difficult, so I was wondering what kind of gaming topics would people be interested in hearing about? I'm not attempting to promote, I am just genuinely interested in what people think.

So all this time I've been using Gboard as I've found that it's probably one of the best keyboards for my Samsung phone (the Samsung one is shit) but I am trying to move away from Google with anything I can (Gmail will probably be the hardest one as I have all my emails there).

I was wondering if anyone has any good alternative to using Gboard? I'm assuming Gboard collets our data as it is from Google, so that's why I want to try a different one that's just as good / customisable and easy to type with.

Idk how many times I've either submitted a thread or mods message offering my expertise in the midst of situations where it was clearly needed. Here we are again except now, it appears to be existential, regardless of what anyone is telling themselves. Holy tenants of webmastering are being violated (Speaking of patriots.win).

Put out a call for help, vet the respondents, and start winning again. Do you have any idea how infuriating it is to offer your services, which companies normally pay you $100/hr or more for, only to have your offer ignored? Maybe it's paranoia, idk. I've watched some pretty ill-conceived things take place around here beginning with features being disabled for not scaling shortly after I joined. Adapt to survive or don't, right?

I've always more than less believed that if you're going to be overtly critical of something, you should be willing to help correct it yourself. If I wasn't, I wouldn't have much criticism to give here. Squandered opportunity is sad to see. To date, this network's innovation is its community. That's not necessarily sustainable, imo.

At minimum, there should be a mechanism whereby experts can rise to assist/improve/iterate.

alright /endrant

edit: fitting that I should click to submit this only to be met by the nebulous "An error occurred."

Pick an easy weight, do lots of reps. Repeat.