Keep in mjnd that in the US, downloading isnt the illegal part, its providing the file to others (seeding).

So, what, they all go to a landfill? Such horseshit that companies like this don’t have to clean up after themselves…

When the writers start to lean too hard on character shticks.

I gotta say I’m pretty stoked for this. The first one is seared in my brain and I’ve been craving a worthwhile sequel.

It’s hot out, too

Thanks for making up for my shortcomings <3

As others have said, almost certainly nozzle too close to bed. Check your printer for a Z offset setting and click it up .1 or so.

Toni Collette deserved an Oscar for this movie

Homeworld and Hotline Miami are my two favorites!

Thank yoy so much! I actually lay out the method step-by-step in one of the comments. 🙂

If you’re willing to pay for premium, Proton supports custom domains and catch-all addresses, so you can cut out all the extra mail relay stuff. Just give out [email protected], and it all comes back to the same mailbox. If it gets compromised, just set up a rule to trash anything to that address.

PORK CHOP SANDWICHES

Awesome! I resin printed some batarangs myself! I did four different styles from different movies, then picked up a shadowbox frame and some red velvet and mounted them vertically with some wire. I ended up giving that to my younger brother as well, lol.

So now this satellite can be an “anomaly” for another satellite, and the circle of life continues…

Gave it to him today and he was stoked! Also figured id post a detail shot of the base:

Of course! But it’s all filament, specifically PETG. 🙂

Not sure id say “prefer” as i don’t have experience with many others, but i used rustoleum sand and fill primer from amazon

Just realized i should probably share the STL link in case anyone wants to make their own: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4245103

Its translucent green filament with green EL wire run through it, with the battery pack stored in the base.

I was about to put in my two weeks notice I when i had to run out to one of our sites to update the firewall. Fortunately, i happened to have a 3d printed “dick-o-saur” in my backpack, and placed him atop the rack before taking new photos for documentation.