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I would hope that only people who really need such a machine would get one, rather than just another tech toy that will end up being a net contribution to waste
by jrootabega 5y ago
I would hope that only people who really need such a machine would get one, rather than just another tech toy that will end up being a net contribution to waste, plastic waste, and e-waste.
The ethos I was tuning into with my parent comment was more stuff like this:
https://www.amazon.com/Home-Made-Contemporary-Russian-Folk-Artifacts/dp/0955006139 https://www.amazon.com/Home-Made-Contemporary-Russian-Folk-A...
- detritus 5y agoIf you mean me, I run a shop with various machines that produce things as a business. Irrespective of who you mean, you should perhaps keep your sanctimony closer to your chest, it grates here.
- jrootabega 5y agodetritus: > If you mean me, I run a shop with various machines that produce things as a business. > Irrespective of who you mean, you should perhaps keep your sanctimony closer to your chest, it grates here. I meant anyone. There's no need to attack. The ancestor comment wanted to 3d print a bottle drying stick, someone replied and said just make it out of wire, and I endorsed that idea, and clarified by saying that a machine is a waste when your needs are simple. Identifying use cases where specialized machines are not appropriate is worthy of discussion. I really meant bending wire hangers and pointed out that it would be bad to get a machine when literally bending wire hangers would work.