uncommoncorvid

the corporate internet is dead. there are still places where people still exist, still creating things. you just need to know where to look

been printing for 9 or so years now. it definitely comes in waves of both of those attitudes, but it also depends on your use cases. if you consider yourself a maker in any regard, it could be a tool you use daily. electronics parts, functional pieces, cosplay, and home goods are just a few of the categories i’ve used mine for.

3d printers can be super inexpensive to get into if you have the expendable income, especially compared to when i first started.

other options besides graphene exist, like lineage OS that work on a ton of different phones. and sure graphene requires google hardware but nobody says you have to buy the hardware from google direct. buying used is different than buying from google

holy shit this bot is a godsend for all those who don’t know what half these acronyms are