Depends on whether you consider a Flair a “machine” I guess… But yeah, I would agree you’re probably better off with a moka pot than most $150 or less espresso machines. For $150 budget to make strong coffee with milk type drinks, I’d recommend most folks get a moka pot and milk frother.

Mine also finds my phone, it’s primary use.

Did you read the indictment? I recommend it. “Weak” hardly describes it.

Because they’re planning on replacing it with something else that I’m pretty sure will be even shittier. And they’re giving barely no notice before ripping out the rug under people. Nothing is so shitty it can’t get shittier.

I recently bought one of these, and agree. Have I modded some things to reduce fan noise? Did I have to manually tram the X axis because the printer isn’t built precisely enough for the built in method to work? Yes, but those are easy things to do and only really have to do them once, and it prints amazingly well and problem free considering the price.

That’s basically how steam does linux support now. There are different runtimes you can target that get frozen and have long term support. The issue is these namespaces/containers/runtimes only became available in late 2019, and meanwhile proton was getting so good and the Linux marketshare is so small that linux steam runtimes didn’t really take off. If Linux market share continues to grow, Valve is ready to support developers building better supported linux native binaries.

1200 baud at the time 9600 was the norm. Dad didn’t know that they would autonegotiate, and had a 1200 baud modem at work, so…

Gaming: Sennheiser PC38x on an Apple USB-C dongle.

Music: Drop x Sennheiser HD 6xx on JDS Atom DAC+ and amp+.

Yeah… I mean, we on one hand, we now grow plenty of food to feed almost 8 billion people, cured polio, greatly extended lifespan all over the globe… But on the other hand (waves hand at everything).

Eternal growth on a finite planet ain’t possible, but capitalism demands it. ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯