This is fair, but it feels like it pushes another finger into the door of mass surveillance. I wouldn't be surprised if it was a few toggles away in the station software.
For causal use, I've had best success with freemium photoroom.com (export res limit on free use).
Even better than OP's, but it's been a while since I've compared these.
Yeah a $60 hot air station may be enough, assuming you have all the consumables and chips.
This isn't something even the average techie will risk trying.
True, but it's extremely effective at getting registrations, almost to the point that you're dooming yourself without it. Anyone and everyone uses it, big and small. Google can afford any random user to run a few queries before dangling the hook, but it's all the same.
You'd do well to avoid them if you want to own your printer forever.
I have 3 different Prusa printers, few of which have gone through several upgrades, and I love working with them (and not on them, as I'mnot the tinkering type).
That's pretty simple - the chosen display is best for core usage. Cleay visible in bright sun or dark, sharp angles, easy on the battery. For anything else, there's a HDMI out isn't there.
BW. I don't think colour would do much, as the screen is 250x122. Battery may depend on what you can find, but the one I have should last several weeks (still testing). I started on a tiny LiPo I ripped from my cat's floppy fish toy.
To give more info here, it uses Heltec Wireless Paper, which is a self-contained unit and just needs a battery added.
I'm using one of those devices with a tiny eink screen... as a pocket ebook reader. Sorry for the bait. Fun and easy project though, lookup Pala one if you're interested and dm me for improved firmware (restrictive license)
The latest UUID (7?) Uses half random gen, half timestamp. This not only makes it sortable by creation, but would also make a collision like this impossible.
Which one of your friends can host an mp physics heavy game with a number of low-latency high-resolution video streams? I would estimate the average answer to be zero.
Note it's just a 3D printable stand for tiny printer labels (16mm wide). It was a literal 5 minute project but I liked the retro and restrictive aesthetic enough to share..
Such printer as shown is an absolute bargain at £15
If it's an individual, it could be as simple as portfolio cred ('look, I found and helped fix a security flaw in this program that's on millions of devices ')
It is 50mp camera still, otherwise you would not be able to increase quality by averaging those pixels.
I dont think anyone need 15000px noisy poor quality image over standard high res with good quality
Teflon is typically not the issue, it's very non-reactive and non-sticky (duh), meaning it just passes through.
Attaching such material to metal takes some serious chemistry, though.
That can be a bit misleading, I feel.
It depends on how well the layers are fused together, post-processing, or even the orientation of the print.
At best, it can be nearly as strong as a water bottle, but I wouldn't expect it to be.