If I were the dude running itch.io - and I had infinite time and self-motivation - I'd start up a website devoted to hosting free and funded 3D models of parodies of pop culture figures. Toss in a market for folks with 3D printer farms on the side https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42364033
Big Sonic Heaven always mixes in like postpunk & dreampop holiday music around this time of year and it's one of my favorite things
@th Just cut 'em both!
An interesting thing about running my own side project is that I don't have to work on anything I don't want to when I don't want to. For some reason, I forget that 🤔
This toot prompted by me procrastinating working on my side project for about a week because I kept staring at the next issue I had prioritized and I just really wasn't feeling it.
But then I was like, wait, do I even want to do that right now? Would something else in the backlog be more interesting? Yes? Then fuck that issue at the top of the stack, into the void it returns.
But, for awhile, I was like: past me is the boss of me, I really need to do the thing. And then I was like, wait, past me ain't here. That guy was a jerk. Where'd he go? It's current me here now and I want pudding instead of broccoli
@billseitz The stakeholders have gotten real quiet since I turned on the heating pads on the couch.
(i may have confused the cats for stakeholders)
@mhoye Hover Bovver
Temperature towers are fascinating. This filament label suggested I should print at around 230-240C. That turns out to be… suboptimal #3dprinting
@Natanox I'm kind of hoping around 220-230C is a workable temp. I'm also still pretty much a newb 😅
How have I never before heard "Frosty the Snowman" from Cocteau Twins?!